so raygun is a trendsetter. >> charlie: down to the lawn supreme court?michele: everything. >> tyrus: and he didn't have a doctorate in break dancing. weird. [laughter] >> michele: isn't that something? not a doctor. >> kat: i don't think i could have done that. >> jeff: i don't think break dancing spring from the halls of academia originally. >> tyrus: no, it was out in the streets. >> kat: jeff kumble is your favorite story? >> jeff: i like all the stories. i'm not going to touch on the just and drinking and driving thing. that's a little out of my wheelhouse. but the raygun thing is great, because she did so bad that it made her more famous. i can't name any of the other break dancers, i don't care about break dancing. she's literally like the olympic version of the hawk tuah girl. we love a mess so bad that she has become -- she was one of the number one halloween costumes, football players are making fun of her, and she is so dim that she doesn't even know we are making fun of her. she is showing up to things and getting paid to make appearances doin

will take the nickname, i am now the livestream guy, election night charlie called me and said i need you on, it is going to come downlvania. charlie, we want to talk pennsylvania, georgia and north carolina are going to hit and if you pull off pennsylvania, that is going to be the election. i won't say charlie was mad, but you guys are out here i guess this is arizona time. here's the best part about doing what we did on the ground. people asked how we had such great analysis on election night . because we were living and breathing the data at the door. every door that you knock on you're capturing data, and i know the thousands of people in this room, so many of you helped out chasing ballots in the swing states throughout the country . every door you're knocking on, you're hitting a piece of data . so the pundits and the mainstream media they're watching what the secretary of state puts out, not us we've got all the data to know where the total should be, how does it extrapolate out over the counties to see what we can project. we wanted to call it, charlie wouldn't let me, but we wanted to call it about 90 minute

down a whole forest. and no one said maybe not, hey, maybe we should keep the trees and lose, like, these solar panels, we can put them somewhere else? i guess that -- charliey: cutting down trees for environmental justice? what a? rachel:s this is what has happened to this party. the environmental movement was supposedly a left, you know, progressive movement. charlie: supposedly. rachel: they're smoking with save the whales, save the trees. they don't care about the whales or the trees. what they care about is the grift. i guarantee democrat donors are making a lot of money -- the. guy: there's money here. rachel: i talked the mark mark moran mow if earlier. he talked about this ability that donald trump has with this mandate to basically shut down a lot of these climate policies that are destroying our country. listen. >> there's no such thing as climate action or fighting climate change. even the department of transportation and obama's department they had studies looking at how fate aal car crashes went up to global warming. you have to cut the funding, cut the programs, fire the pros at the very least -- employees. reassign them. i would love to presi

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we know is that for those of us old enough to have grown up a charlie brown, there is the lucy and the football moment where lucy pacific down and charlie goes to kick it and lucy pulls the football away. i don't want to hazard a guess on this because we have had a few of those but here is why i think and hope this is a really meaningful moment you're finally getting this across the finish line. what has been the main impediment? it has fundamentally been hamas and hamas at various moments believing it could get hezbollah in, iran in and other iranian backed proxies in. now, it knows the calvary is not coming to the rescue and it cannot depend on or even really think about that precisely because of what we just talked about. hezbollah can't and won't do it. iran can't and won't do it. that has concentrated minds among hamas leadership about meeting to bring this to a conclusion but you are also dealing with an organization where decision-making is very challenged and very difficult. just that piece alone is hard in the communications piece is not easy. so you are also dependent on a small number of individuals who may not ha

charlie hurt! >> greg: he's not down on his luck, he just looks that way. founder of studio tsc.com, michael!e is libertarian and pregnant which means she craves small government and giant pickles. and he is tougher than the rock and smarter than spock. near times best seller, median and of the way world champion, tyrus! [cheering and applause] >> greg: charli, i'm a bit torn. shouldn't we be happy and grateful that zuckerberg saw the light? or should we still hold discussed for him for basically helping to get biden elected and putting all that money and to getting that guy in instead of trump? what say you, puppy haired master? >> total discussed. i mean i think it is great and everything that he pretends to be coming around. but if you look back at the last eight years, everything he has done has been in some sort of response to donald trump. the reason they put the fact-checkers in in the first place was in response to trump. in response to trump running for reelection, he dumps $500 million to get out the vote for democrats. and then of course trump wins again and then he has to admit th

fox news contributor charlie hurt. he's got down on his luck. he just looks that way. founder of studio xcom, michael loftus. sees libertarian and pregnant, which means she craves small government and giant pickles. new york times bestselling author and fox news contributor kat duke. and he's tougher than the rock and smarter than spock, new york times bestselling author, comedian and former nwa world champion title. hey, charlie, i'm a bit torn. should we be happy and grateful that zuckerberg saw the light? or should we still hold disgust for him for basically helping to get biden elected? putting all that money in to getting that guy in instead of trump? what say you puffy haired master? >> total disgust. i mean, yeah, i mean, i think it's great and everything that he's coming or pretends to be coming around. but if you look back at the last eight years, everything he has done has been in some sort of response to donald trump. you know, the reason they put the fact checkers in in the first place was in response to trump in response to trump running for reelection. he

down. >> absolutely. 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: the biden administration tried to bully facebook into censoring that post covid vaccines. >> they pushed us super hard to take down things that were honestly true. charlie: second hour of "fox & friends" weekend starts right now. a fox news alert, a new wave of evacuation orders issued in los angeles county after a major flairup overnight in the palisades fire. rachel: right now a total of six wild fires that are burning across los angeles. fire storm leaving at least 11 dead and destroying thousands of homes and buildings. will: robert ray is live on the ground in pacific palisades this morning. robert. reporter: good morning to you and everyone from a burned out neighborhood here, and i want to just illustrate how intense these fires are. the inside of a vehicle here. this is the dash board. what's left of it. incinerated, and it is just a remarkable scene all over this area here in los angeles county. we look, guys, at some of the aerials from last night overnight and it's still nighttime here from the palisades fire and the flairup that has occurred as fire fighters are on the ground trying to extinguish that.

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into an address before they realised they had got the wrong one, they moved down the street to number ten, where the charlie the second floor. once inside, the men which we now know to be those brothers asked maintenance staff where the mag zeeb'll offices were before they shot dead the caretaker, and then they went into the offices where those cartoonists and the staff of charlie hebdo were. they then opened fire. they killed the editors police bodyguard, before asking for the editor and indeed for cartoonists by name, and then they killed them, along with three other staff and a guest attending the meeting. so at the time witnesses said they into the offices where those cartoonists and the staff of charlie hebdo were. they then opened fire. they killed the editors police bodyguard, before asking for the editor andindeed before asking for the editor and indeed for cartoonists by name, and then they killed them, along with three other staff and a guest attending the meeting. so at the time witnesses said they heard the gunmen shouting "we have ale revenged the prophet muhammad and god is great" in arabic wh

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charlie on to the algebra. okay, well that's it from me down jordan. so now you kind of correspond to much more information on our website down here we go from there it is on the screen on the back kind of talk with the with much more news on the gaza, 65. let's stay with us. the, [000:00:00;00] the after doing political come back and the decisive election when federal trump is heading back to the white house for the 2nd time. joining us for an in depth look at trust policies, how they'll affect americans and the world. trump 2nd turn on how we are to see these agencies of legend some clothes and the stories of civilizations that market history wants. this is where the story of savannah do you have any stories to tell the world winning documentary is from around the corner which is 0. the shaker model was for translation and international understanding is inviting nominations for its 11th edition, starting january the 1st and ending march the 31st 2025. for more information. please visit the awards official website at w w, w dot h t, a dot q a the join

but i need to warn you that it's very emotional for us, so we may break down in tears while we're -- charlie me say my bride and i are lifelong friends from junior high. we grew up in a little town just south of altadena, so we've been here all our lives. my wife -- there's a picture of our home before it burned down. my wife, she was concerned about going up there because she didn't think she could do it. but it was healing for us to get to our property. and what happened there, we were so lucky. we had to sneak up there, i'm sorry to say. we had to break the law to get back to our property. but all our children who live in the area were able to join us there, our adult children. and all those adult children combined, we have 14 grandchildren and 1 on the way. but when we got up there, we all just stood around, and it was remarkable that how everything had gotten fried but the statue of the virgin mary and another statue of st. joseph were in perfect if condition. obviously, they were a little singed, and we just took that opportunity to pray. we -- our home is dedicated to the sacred heart

>> charlie, thank you so much for that update from down south.re other ways for you to get involved and help the victims. just go to redcross.org/cbs to donate and also call 1-800-red-cross or text red cross to 90999. that gives the people on ground who need it so much a $10 donation every little bit helps. >> really does. we have seen the outpouring of support too from the community down there. from all over helping everyone affected by that. but jess let's talk ability winds and the weather down there. >>> still under a red flag warning right now widespread from san diego county all the way up into the santa monica mountains and it's the higher elevated areas that we're really concerned about closer to pasadena all the way over into areas like malibu. we take a look just at the geography of the areas the poppography and one thing to mention when the fires start in the canyons and just get blown with the strong wind gusts that we've experienced and we've seen down there, that's what long-range spotting is called. that's what the big concern is r

charly, the canadian p.m. or p.m. justin trudeau step downrning as is a liberal party is in shambles and his country faces 25% trumpet tariffs at. does this prove that somehow trump's given the, okay, for other countries to take all the trash? >> absolutely. i think at this point of time there is nobody on this planet that can deny the impact that trump will have when he gets into office even the impact is already having before officially getting at the office it is like he has these world leaders completely shaking in their boots. we had what? two years ago people started calling for trudeau to step down nothing happened. and then suddenly he wins the election, pulls off one of his famous troll of jobs and trudeau is like a weight and nothing more than an afterthought. it'll be interesting to see what trudeau does next because he is already made quite the jump. drama teacher to prime minister. >> greg: who were driver. >> if he wants to up the ante he needs to open up and only fans page. >> greg: only a few weeks ago trump was calling him th

down the sidelines! ohio state, scoop and score! [cheers and applause] will: yes, charliecharlie: that's a strip sack? will: that's called a strip sack. texas with first and goal from the 1. fans like me stunned. ohio state won 28-14. they move on to the college football national championship game against notre dame on january 20th in atlanta. and those are your headlines. congratulations, buckeyes. good gamement you were really good. rachel: you're such a -- [laughter] will: what people say about me. will, when it comes to sports, he's the bigger man. [laughter] they always say that. will never makes excuses, talks about the referees, he always congratulates the other team. charlie: you show me a good loser, i'll show you a loser. [laughter] will will i like that, charlie. charlie: notre dame's coach celebrating his historic win as he rejects identity politics. rachel: plus 11 dead, actress patricia heaton explains how she's helping victims is and how you can join in. that's next. ♪ ♪ i've lost 228 pounds on golo. i'm able to enjoy my life and keep off the weight. that's

i also want to show you as we head further down the block, charlie, our producer, if you can pivot and of the superdome. again, tens of thousands of people presumably are going to be here tonight for that game. this is coming less than 24 hours after this massive security incident. as we get further down the block, you can see we still have right, these kinds of barricades in place. i don't know what that's made up, but it's something that would be hard to ram through. but we get further down the block, these barricades go away then you're just left where this metal barricading over here and a short curb. just to give you a sense. i'm going to step on to the street to make sure no one's coming. i'm in a parallel parking area so i'm not in open traffic. just a short hop up on to the curb and these barricades go away over here. we'll be watching this throughout the day to see how it changes. again, i don't know what it was like yesterday here. don't know what it's going to be like tonight. but this is the scene outside of the superdome. we just saw a sheriff's department vehicle pulling

charlie, the canadian pm or bm? justin trudeau stepped down this morning as his liberal party is in a shambles and his country faces 25% trump tariffs. does this prove that somehow trump has given the okay for other countries to take out the trash? >> absolutely. i think at this point in time, there is nobody on this planet that can deny the impact that trump is going to have once he gets into office. i mean, even the impact he's already having before officially getting into office, it's like he has all of these world leaders completely shaking in their boots. we had, what, two years? it was two years ago that people really started calling for trudeau to step down. nothing happened. and then. and then suddenly he wins the election, pulls off one of his famous troll jobs, and all of a sudden, trudeau is like, oh, wait, i'm nothing more than an afterthought. it's going to be interesting, though, to see what trudeau does next, though, because he's already made quite the jump. drama teacher to prime minister. >> yeah, so uber driver. >> well, i ha

charlie kirk and my friend cliff maloney. donald trump staged the greatest single political comeback in american history. donald trump facing down and going for them and legitimate use of criminal justice system to damage kansas city endless going for january 6 going for them and going for them and the courage and fight and bring his case to the american people and they didn't buy it. they bought a vision for a strongeris more prosperous america. goinghe for them the single political and going nothing less than abuse of power. going for agencies and going for them. they do and access and not information had been lagged for trump campaign. this is a lie, a lie that the american people saw through. i was a target simply because i'm a 45 year supporter of the president and now we examine these things because that is an act of treason and informed of revenge or retribution. no, my. friends, what we seek is a rebalance of the scales of justice so this country can return to one standard of justice and not two-tiered justice department. only yesterday i read a shocking house report that proved that congressman adam schiff and congressm

. >> charlie: charles, this was joe biden three and a half years ago down playing isis. watch this. >> according to the intelligence community, terrorism from white supremacy is the most lethal threat to the homeland today, not isis, not al-qaeda, white supremacists. [applause] that's not me. that's the intelligence community. >> charlie: do you think that this kind of focus on white supremacy, you know, kept distracted us from finding what is betwe distracting us from fig the threat? >> not only is keeping the eye off the main thing the main thing. i have got to tell you something, he has implemented policies that have set this country back decades from the homeland security standpoint. he has undercut our overall national security like no president in history. he has undermined law enforcement. he has undermined every first responder in this country and made their jobs 100 times harder than it needs to be. he has taken his foot off the gas against isis. and that was demonstrated on new years' day when this attack was carried out. the fbi refocused their mission after s

down. she had two at one time. the story is ibram credible and i hope we -- incredit card and will i hope we get a chance to talk to her on the show. charlie: don't mess with a 71-year-old on her way to church. she's with her peak powers and only time it's worse is messing with one on their way home from church. don't mess with them. rachel: this woman was super brave. guy: new details e merging about the las vegas cybertruck explosion and the suspect in that case former green beret tim kennedy knew him and shares more with us coming up. what if your mobile network wasn't just built to work out here... ...but was designed differently to also give you blazing fast wifi where you are most of the time? reliable 5g, plus wifi speeds up to a gig where you need it most. xfinity mobile. xfinity internet customers, ask how to get a free 5g phone and a second unlimited line free for a year. rick: welcome back to "fox & friends". is it cold here? >> not too bad. ricks: you're from tennessee? >> yes. rick: you've got colder weather coming for you and big winter storm about to impact us and minus 7 in fargo and that's the beginning of the cold air. no

down. they think they are better than everybody else.de thatmo is why democrats lost.of >> charlie, talk abouta, first of all, how can you trust the media at this point? h if we were to watch in a fairy rubin she is not political but factual.ab but the entire 2021 trying to defeat donald trump. >> you know what is funny about people like jennifer rubin even if you go back before 2016, w these people were not influential. no one was listening to them. t haall trump has done is expose affect not only is nobody listening to these people but they have absolutely no ideaoi what most americannts believe. as kennedy points out especially working people. no concept whatsoever. but i really think that number you highlighted 57% hopeful as what you sai md a minute ago, mt americans are not as partisan as these people would like to believe.e no and they are hopeful -- they are not -- politics is not the firs thing they think about. they are just looking for a reason to be hopeful about next. year. it turns out that president trump braced all of the policies that makes them more hopeful. joe biden embrace

charli. >> jimmy: she was -- she was troye sivan. [ cheers and applause ] >> wow. she was so down trying to get troye sivan on 'snl.'" i'm like, "be -- because he's a a big deal." >> jimmy: yes, he's giant. >> he's giant. >> jimmy: yeah, he's -- >> and i -- and i love him. >> jimmy: yeah, he's super fun. >> oh, no. [ scattered cheers ] >> jimmy: that's you and -- >> yuck. >> jimmy: that's you and ariana grande. now, this -- [ scattered cheers ] >> yes. >> jimmy: let me just -- >> that's us in "a streetcar named desire." >> jimmy: no, it's not. [ light laughter ] no, you were in a sketch called "charades with mom." >> yes. >> jimmy: and it got a little out of control, and you went for it. but here's what i love about you. 'cause you guys are friends. >> yep. >> jimmy: you're friends with ariana grande. she's unbelievable. and you had to do this part where at the end, you're like, "should we maybeiss at the end?" >> yeah, yeah. >> jimmy: 'cause you guys hate each other the whole sketch, and then that would be a good ending, right? >> it was a great ending, it was the perfect ending.

down. not just inflation, it is the border. peter doocy just talked about that. he will not talk about that stuff. >> charlie probably doesn't want us to fact check the details, it would get ugly. some kudos, this is end of a 50-year career. 50 years since joe biden went to washington for the first time. it is pretty extraordinary historic moment, his swan song year after a very, very long career here. the problem, though, as you just pointed out, he did get fact checked by the american people in the last election. not only did his party lose trying to make these arguments that the american people don't believe. he didn't make it to the actual general election. he got beaten back in the summer. you know, it is always a problem if you're a politician and yelling at voters saying you don't know how good you have it. crime is down, you have more money in your pocket, that is never a winning message for a politician and i think he is faced ultimate decision on that, which is why he's leaving office. >> steve: that is right. he'll give that speech tonight 8:00 from the resolute desk. noon on monday, resolute desk

down the national debt using crypto currency. and now that he has been elected, trump's wild crypto fantasies may become reality. charlietes for the atlantic, there's speculation trump could make good on a proposal to create a reserve of bitcoins in the u.s., which could involve the federal government buying 200,000 bitcoins a year over the next five years, by using the country's gold reserves. for large crypto holders, this would be a transfer from the government to crypto whales. that seems like a crazy thing to do. crypto currency claims to be about creating money that does not rely on the u.s. government. but it makes sense. when you understand crypto currency, not as a new technology or the symbol of some online libertarian movement, but as an industry life with speculators looking to cash in on donald trump's second term. whether trump understands crypto beyond the basic notion it's a good way to win votes and get rich off the backs of his supporters, is not clear. but the alliance between trump and the crypto constituency makes sense philosophically. trump is corrupt and he loves money. joining me now is the auth

down to zinc. um, that's nine people who are as of now, not voting for speaker johnson. if even if the six abstentions come back on board, charlie dent, that's three no's. they could change their votes before they gavel it down. but the likelihood is that speaker johnson is not going to win on this first ballot. >> absolutely. i mean, look, you have to say this about the freedom caucus or at least some members of the freedom caucus. >> they're always willing to take a hostage. >> in this case, i'm talking and it's usually their speaker, figuratively speaking, and they're always willing to shoot that hostage. and that's what they're doing right now. now we'll see how long this lasts. because as has been pointed out by patrick mchenry, you know, donald trump is the president. i'm sure he's going to be on the phone to a few of these guys saying, get, get on the team. but again, this speaks to the nihilism of some of the members who just simply want to blow the place up. they want to disrupt for the sake of disruption. now, i like to know, though, patrick, you would know the answer to this, but you were a chief deputy whip. you know

charlie went with me. bregman produced it, i'm going to let them down.sat there. i was very drunk and had to go on the plane. i sat there. i look sort of impassive kind of, but at the same time, i'm thinking well, we are watching this and i'm telling her little jokes, and you know, she is laughing, and i'm telling the jokes, and as i'm telling them, i'm popping valium, boom, boom, boom, and i turn jeff bridges, great actor, jeff bridges right next to me. didn't know me or knew me, i don't know what it was. he was looking at me. may have seen me taking all of these pills. i don't know what it was. he was indifferent. i said to him, look, i guess, you know, you're not going to get to the best actor award. he said what do you mean? i said because it's an hour that has gone by, no best actor, and he said to me, this is three hours. three hours? >> oh my god. i'm not going to make it. i know i'm not going to make it. i went into some spasm and said thank you. and then i just sat there with diane and said this is three hours long, and that's what my whole feel

futures trading commission stepped down and his name is ruston and he was head of the $500 trillion derivative's market and biggest question is who's going to replace him. charlieh more. >> liz, the wall street top cop is considering the exchange commissions and paul atkinses is slated to replace gary gensler as trump's chair of that very important agency and cftc and commodity trading commission and regularly enforcement arm, and it's really more important this time around because trump wants the cftc essentially to handle most of the crypto regulation and as you know, he's courted the crypto crowd in the campaign and offered a tighter or laxer regulatory agenda that was under gary gensler that a lot of people criticized for doing regulation by enforcement. the regulation is going to be shifting to the cftc, which generally has a lighter touch, and that appointment hasn't been made yet and we know this is according to ellie tarat sources and has a story on fox business and the trump transition team has vetted a half dozen candidates for cftc chair position in recent weeks and it's coming down the line. we'll hear something pretty soon. those candidates include

charlie hurt. yeah. and his goal for 2025 is to stay alive. comedian jeff dye. so we are going to count down our top three favorite stories of the year. so my number three i got to go with reagan at the olympics. do you remember her? she's the australian breakdancer who was widely mocked for her ridiculous performance at the paris games. i say her performance captured the true spirit of breakdancing, though wasting time in front of people with real jobs. okay, tyrus, what's your third favorite story? >> well, i'm going to go with the climate protesters who threw soup at the mona lisa. and i love this story because it shows how dumb these clowns are. no damage was done to the painting because it's protected with bulletproof glass. in other words, they wasted everyone's time. what kind of maniacs throws soup at a work of art without the option of a side salad? or at least throw in a half a sandwich or some saltines? all right, kat, what's your next pick? >> my second favorite story of the year was justin timberlake getting arrested for a dwi. not not the drunk driving part, okay, i'm not a mon

destruction up and down the area,s and incredibly dangerous atmospheric smoke and particles and smoldering that's happening in areas where active fire is not happening. back to you. charlie: robert, you were talking about santa ana winds kicking up later tonight and talking about getting aircraft up in the skies to drop water and fire retardant where they need to? reporter: absolutely, y as soon as the condition comes up in a couple of hours and we'll hear the flurry of helicopters and airplanes and will move in and winds are light right now thankfully and that'll help fire fighters fight this from an aryl attack and the ground. that is why it's so important that they get that -- those containment lines so that the fire does not spread through the valleys, cross the hills and mountains and into new communities and specifically like brentwood to the north of us here in palisades. they want to keep all those folks protect there had, and they do not want a repeat of neighborhoods that are just gone here in palisades and malibu and other areas. six fires continue to burn here this morning in la county and again, can't stress enough how important it is for them to continue to

down people's throats because at least don lemon is saying what he believes out lied. they think people are dumb. they think they're better than everybody else and that's why democrats lost. >> nicole: charlie voice of the media. how can you trust the media at this point? if we were to watch rubin longer, she says she's not political. she's just factual. she wrote an entire book in 2021 about trying to defeat donald trump. >> charlie: what is funny about people like jennifer rubin, these people were not influential before 2016. all trump has done is exposed the fact that not only was nobody listening to these people but they had absolutely no idea what most americans believed. as kennedy points out, especially working people, no concept whatsoever. i really think that that number you highlighted, that 57% hopeful, this goes back to what you just said, most americans are not as partisan as these people would like to believe. they -- you know, they're not -- politics isn't the first thing that they think about. they're just looking for a reason to be hopeful about next year. it turns out that president trump embraced all the policies that makes him more hopeful. joe biden embraced none of the

charlie, will back to you. will: thanks so much. good stuff thank you so much. you heard marissa mention the winds an exacerbating factor something that can cause the fires -- because it knocks down then once the fire started it just -- it is the gasoline that just spreads those fires so let's do this. talk a little bit about the santa ana winds you're hearing that adam is at the wall with us, and he can help us understand -- qhar the santa ana winds i mentioned this earlier bret baier did on "special report" i found it instructive help us understand what's happening in southern california tell us about the santa ana winds which don't start in california. >> no they don't in the middle one jump on back. but as we see a repeat there there's a big high pressure system over the winter sits over the desert you're talking about nevada, already really dry type of air. it runs to the low pressure system that is off the coast of california. and that's when it starts to run over the mountains so you're talking about already dry air when you see that quick change in elevation it compressing air that heats it up so all of the speeds it up. so all of a sudden you're talking about almost a bl

down l.a. powered by equity and social justice. because if that's her number one concern, that says a lot -- will: number one thing that a drew her to the job. charliet it, she said that at a time when l.a. wasn't burning. but, i mean, you have a job to do. you know, why -- [laughter] how, how is it possible that you looked at your job and you think that's your number one responsibility? rachel: it says water in the title. [laughter] it says water. carr shar exactly. there are actually physical things that you have to -- can. rachel: water manager. charlie: this comes at a time when a lot of other people are moving away from dei. we showed that clip a minute ago of mark zuckerberg pretending to to embrace masculinity. doing a very strange job of it. rachel: poor job of it. just say it. charlie: a very poor job of it. [laughter] but meta had sent a memo to its employees talking about all this saying we work to unify employee groups together under one umbrella and build programs that are open the all rather than focus on programs with proven if outcomes, and and also we aim to foster a more truly inclusive -- rachel: that was amazon. will: that was am

things sort of calm down after the election, he's only going to win over more democrat voters who agree with him on those common sense policy positions. >> i like that anyway, charlie. thank you, ari. thank you. here now, former rnc co-chair laura trump. laura, great to have you. borders, economy, energy, peace through strength. how about they just focus on the basics. >> the basics are what won this election for donald trump. but look as it relates to joe biden and what the democrats are up to right now, i would basically ask joe biden to please go back to doing what we know he's probably good at doing, because he's done it for four years. >> absolutely nothing. if they can just leave this alone, that would be great. what they're doing right now is the same thing we've seen from the democrats. time after time and year after year. they're great at lying and great at gaslighting. they've lied about just about everything about biden's mental acuity. they lied about kamala harris having all of this momentum behind her. they lied about inflation. they've lied about any and everything as it relates to donald trump. and they lied when they said they wanted a smooth and p

windows down -- rachel: it's been a tough show, a lot of serious news, but we've also a had some bright spots and silver likes. was it the going withing -- the family with the pool pump? charliein the rubble and ashes of their home, then we all can find gratitude. will: absolutely. rachel: what a wonderful way to leave us on a sunday, charlie. good job. i'll will grateful if you too. have a good sunday. go to church. ♪ ♪ maria: good sunday morn, everyone

windows down -- rachel: it's been a tough show, a lot of serious news, but we've also a had some bright spots and silver likes. was it the going withing -- the family with the pool pump? charlied, you know, if one family can find gratitude in the rubble and ashes of their home, then we all can find gratitude. will: absolutely. rachel: what a wonderful way to leave us on a sunday, charlie. good job. i'll will grateful if you too. have a good sunday. go to church. ♪ ♪ maria: good sunday morn, everyone. welcome to "sunday morning futures." i'm a maria bartiromo. today, burned and devastated los angeles will need emergency money to rebuild as fires expand. republicans are huddling on the priorities the come out of the 1 is theth congress, and the 47 president's office. will republicans unite and get the work done? >> we had a great meeting with almost every senator, republican senator. and i would say that it was a love fest. this is a love fest. maria: optimism and hope this weekend from republicans on executing president trump's agenda. coming up, senators bill hagertyty and roger marshall along with congressman mike lawler zero in on the details of policy changes coming as pre

where are you, charlie downs?i think that the kind of political persecution of donald trump is well, it is political in nature. i think america has a thoroughly politicised judiciary. and i think a large part of the reason that he was being pursued in the way that he has been over the last four or so years, is entirely down to the fear that the american permanent ruling class, the establishment in that country, has of him. and so, broadly speaking, i think that it's good that he's been that he's been, you know, cleared of these charges. but that's not to say that donald trump is not a man with potentially a bit of a seedy past. but, you know, broadly speaking, i think this is good. >> a man with potentially a bit of a seedy past. blimey, that could be many men out there, couldn't it? joe da silva, where are you? >> i think it's kind of remarkable how things have panned out, that even with him saying that he's gotten off with all the things that could have been really detrimental. but as a guilty record, there's a

meanwhile, charlie downs is fighting the good fight for making britain great again.nd as for kai wiltshire, well, he's so woke. he's trying to make britain so woke. none of us will ever be able to sleep again. good luck with that. rumour has it he can only get off at night by rewatching shakira announce freezing pensioners and fat tax farmers. now each of our punchy panellists will outline their argument on a chosen topic, and then it's game on. and things crash faster than the british economy after a rachel reeves budget. or we go off air after a net zero energy blackout. and of course we want to hear your views as well. send them through at gbnews.com/yoursay. and don't forget your questions for ask the five. no topic is off limits. but my friends, before we start tearing each other apart, it's time for your saturday night news with will hollis. >> thanks, darren. your top story at 6:00. nigel farage has repeated a pledge that reform uk will pay for an inquiry into the grooming scandal if the government continues to reject calls. speaking at the party's nonh calls.

greater manchester andy burnham backs a limited national inquiry and in a gb news exclusive, charlie peters sits down with jayne senior, the youth worker who blew the whistle on britain's rape gang. >> epidemic is to go one step further and it needs to look at those senior professionals that were complicit, ignored this, covered it up, you know, because we sit here and you look at not just rotherham, but you look across the uk, i am not aware of any professional that's ever been held to account. >> the chancellor heads to china despite growing market turmoil back home as borrowing costs spiral out of control . spiral out of control. >> and elsewhere, elon musk's tweets are probed by the home office counter extremism unit as the government raises the alarm over a risk to britain after the tech billionaires recent comments on grooming gangs devastation in los angeles as fires continue to rage. >> ten are now dead as thousands of homes are destroyed and almost 200,000 people ordered to evacuate the area as president biden promises to spare no expense to rebuild thousands of houses, schools and businesse

and i have to say, much of the reason we're having this debate is actually down to charlie peters gbws, his own reporter, who now says that he now believes that there are at least 50 towns and cities in our country in which these mass rapes were occurring. so that's why musk has been lashing out, and many others have, too. the question is, has he gone over the top? is he trying to interfere in our politics too much? is he trying to interfere in the german elections too much by supporting afd, or is this just the world we live in, where actually we're so interconnected that we very often influence each other's elections? the other big shock on social media was mark zuckerberg. now, you might have heard that nick clegg. poor old nick. i say poor old nick. he's worth tens of millions now. but sir, nick has lost his big job at meta, and he's been replaced by dana white, the ufc guy from america, a fervent trump supporter. and then we get this statement from mark zuckerberg today , because mark zuckerberg today, because it's mark zuckerberg today, because wsfime mark zuckerberg today, beca

an exclusive coming up soon with marlon, that father who sat down with our peerless national reporter charlie peters. and at 5:00 i'll be joined by the formidable maggie oliver, keeping up pressure on the national scandal that truly is shaming britain. get in touch, gbnews.com/yoursay. but first, here's your headlines and it's tatiana sanchez. >> martin, thank you and good afternoon. we start with some breaking news that a six month old baby girl has died after a crash in a multi—storey car park. sofia kellerman, from leigh in manchester, was injured in a collision in tenby in pembrokeshire on thursday. police confirmed that sofia was initially taken to hospital but died of her injuries the following day. the force said the collision happened on the ground floor of the car park, and a man has been arrested in connection with that incident. he is due to appear in court on the 7th of february. and in some more breaking news this hour, leicestershire fire and rescue service has declared a major incident as widespread flooding hits leicester, leicestershire and rutland. the fire brigade has recei

man everybody charlie peters there he is in rotherham charlie, you know you've been talking to victims for a long time now. how has this news gone downut the vote. >> well michelle, i'd just like to start with some breaking news because the former labour mp khalid mahmood has told gb news in the last 15 minutes that he is backing calls for a national pubuc is backing calls for a national public inquiry into the grooming gang scandal. mr mahmood was an mp in birmingham from 2001 to 2024, and his intervention comes after andy burnham, the manchester mayor, said this afternoon that he would also be backing calls for a limited national inquiry into the scandal. so two labour figures now hitting back at the government's position after last night's they voted down that tory 1505 00:09:10,928 --> 00:09:11

down in the house of commons last night. >> yes, elizabeth, which is not her real name, told charlie peters that she was especially sad forvors around the country who have not received local investigations ehhen received local investigations either. well, we can now speak with gb news national reporter charlie peters with all the details live in rotherham. charlie, thank you very much indeed. please tell us. >> well, elizabeth actually considers herself fairly lucky because in rotherham, like many survivors here, she welcomed an independent investigation that revealed in 2014 that some 1400 children had been abused. a year later, the casey report found that counsellors here belonging to the labour party tried to cover up that abuse. 1511

charlie peters, an amazing guy. he's our national reporter. and he's been working big time on this grooming gang situation, these rapist gangs. and he sat downwith an exclusive interview, bombshell interview with the conservative leader kemi badenoch. yes. no. badenoch. she's bad. there's no bad in badenoch. she's badenoch. that's it. right? >> they spoke about the grooming gang scandal that's horrified so many people. here is what she had to say. >> i'm not afraid to look into this. i don't care what people call me. whether they say i'm jumping on a far right bandwagon or i'm just doing it for politics. this is something that i've been talking about for a while. i said it in my big leadership speech. this was something i wanted to look at, but if you look at it, there is a systematic pattern of behaviour, not even just from one country, but from subcommunities within those countries. people with a particular background, particular background, particular class background, work background. >> what background is that? >> what background is that? >> you know, people very, very poor sort of peasant background, very, very rural. this is about tho