charlie: down day on the dow, s&p, nasdaq, all declining. we had the dow jones industrial average higher, but right now looking at a loss of 45 points, a decline of .1%. we have the nasdaq composite index down 1.03. tough day for a lot of big tech names. s&p, to keep it all in context, down 23, decline of .4%. nasdaq 100 index lower by .6%. nvidia shares down by 1%. amazon down 2.7%. microsoft tumbling 2.2%. s&p 500 index almost wiping out its losses is fed chair jay powell is saying the economy is doing fine while reiterating that officials remain in a no rush to cut rates. the 10-year at 4.26%. spot gold down four dollars the ounce, .1%. west texas intermediate crude, 66.99 a barrel. bitcoin, a lot of headlines there. lower by 6.2%. briefly, after earnings, keep an eye on broadcom commit down day for big tech, down day for the rest of the market. broadcom up by 5.4%. shares of hewlett-packard plunging after earnings, down by 6%. recapping on this jobs friday, dow, s&p, nasdaq all in the red, drop of .4%. "balance of power continues" right

charlie: cookie with the raw dough and delicious. brian: that was dough we were putting down? probably did it right. brian: i was eating it so that was probably a bad move. lara: blind leading the blind. charlie: i thought it was really good. brian: it was but is it good for you. charlie: chocolate is always good for you. the blind leagued the blind, democrats are wandering in the besetter and doing a lot of -- desert doing a lot of singing. ♪ ♪ i brian: did you see the bubbles going up? singing about science and there's bubble machine going. lara: they're so lost. is this moving anybody? brian: i guess for those people it's moving them to wave their science and it's like a religious thing almost, isn't it? like the worship of science and now we're going to sing a hymn from the book of science hymns and now we're, you know, going to wave our banners and they're just like leaderless. lara: there's the bubbles. brian: i'm telling you, the bubbles make the whole thing. lara: they're just cringe is the word of the moment for the democrats. if anyone watched the joint address to con

the democrats want to shut down. charliestanding the bill is how long it is and this one is 99 pagings. i think everybody can read that before they get to it. but lay out for us exactly how think the gop conference is going about it right now. do you feel like you all are going to get this done? you don't have much room to play with. >> yeah, well, first of all, we had a good conversation yesterday as a conference with the speaker. there's overwhelming support for the bill. there are still a few folks who don't like it. right. they are predisposed against the so-called continuing resolution. and look, charlie, i'm predisposed against having those kinds of tools as well. but the end of the day, we need to support the president to be able to move the ball forward with a freeze in spending. i think that's the right approach. there are handful of more conservative colleagues who are a little suspect. i think as we walk through it and they understand the spending freeze is always a really good way and identify the cuts that we ca

charlie: i could put down so 10,000 oysters, i've had 2 that have taken me down. eah, we do them with caviar, jalapeno and cucumber sauce. rachel: i imagine tuesday's going to be a big night for you. >> it's going to be a huge night. we have two live bands, a six-piece and a three-piece, and we have a speakeasy down down stair, and we're going to have a lot of things happening. we have them also today for brunch and tomorrow in the evening. charlie: what is it that the that's so magical about new orleans that makes this kind of array of unbelievable good? >> so i believe that, first of all, there is a lot of flavor -- charlie: yeah. >> -- in the cajun world. the cajun food is based on french, spanish and caribbean flavors and techniques, and if you add to it the music and the drinking -- [laughter] peter: yeah. rachel: speak of the drinking, tell us about these drinks. they're beautiful. >> thank you so much. this is, of course, the famous -- [inaudible] that we serve in the restaurant. delicious. this is our hand grenade and our gatoradeer bite. charlie: what is i

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charlie: incredible. it comes down to freaking manners. manners.iderate of the people around you. i traveled with my kids i'm a very conscience of keeping them quite making sure, but these people just the blaring, you know -- phones and laptops whatever just plug in earphones. >> do you ever tell them can you use earphones? i am wrestling with that on the subway should i say can you just -- lara: on the subway you take your chances you have to be careful. brian: inconsiderate can go a long way. charlie: to get the giant enormous headphones you put them on the plane and then yeah you fly around and then you're like that's not society. that's not being human. then you just block out everybody. and it is like so annoying it is like -- it is leak subhuman. brian: stop it. lara: another thing we shouldn't live with see how people feel daylight saving time. charlie: you're not taking a position -- lara: all for getting rid of it but where do we add the extra hour of light at the beginning of the day and at the end and i went at the end but president trum

down. it's all a good. charlien your leather jacket there. >>> two window watchers rescued after their scaffold began swinging and mashing into the side of a man -- smashing into a side of a manhattan skyscraper. people watching from the street could not believe their eyes. oh, gosh. >> wow, it's spinning like crazy. fire department is on the scene. multiple trucks are coming. you still hear glass falling down. charlie: firefighters eventually pulling those workers inside the building. good grief. >>> the fbi has served the village of dalton, illinois, a subpoena over land development involving controversial mayor tiffany henyard's boyfriend. the bureau seeking documents related to property including inspection records. this comes just weeks after henyard and her boyfriend got involved in this massive brawl that broke out at a town meeting. dalton officials receiving the subpoena on tuesday, the same they primary voters elected to replace henyard. critics call her america's worst mayor because of alleged financial

charlie. i mean, it's gone down, like, 90 some percent in terms of illegal crossings. accomplishments. and then all the pun saved on top of that -- money saved. charlie: such a great point. and the idea of him stewing in his juices, the juices of success -- rachel: yeah. [laughter] charlie: the juices of winning. just get him a hot tub of his juices of winning and success, and he can just sit up in there like you say. that's such a great point. it'll be the first time ever that you have somebody in that -- of course, this is not a state of the union address. this is a joint address to congress. it's a slightly different title because he's not been there for manger more than, as you say, two months, a matter of weeks. but he's going to actually be talking about success ises. rachel: yeah. charlie: wins. rachel: he said he would get -- we would get tired of winning. peter: my nancy pelosi fun fact? you know what he has for lunch every day? charlie: oh, no. peter: a hot dog. rachel: does he? that's what they have inside the cloak room. they serve hot dogs -- kid you not kn

that's not going the fly down in laredo. charliew york, former governor andrew cuomo making waves saturday announcing he will run for mayor of new york city. rachel: and that is despite his questionable covid track record and his history of alleged sexual harassment. peter: chanley painter joins us with the details. >> reporter: hey, good morning. the former governor making the announcement in a video yesterday pitching his return to politics as a way to fix the many problems he believes are harming the big apple like crime and homelessness. he also touted a long history of public service. >> -- do everything right in my years of government service? if of course not. would i do some things differently knowing what i know now? certainly. did i make mistakes? some painfulliesome in definitely. and i believe i learned from them. >> reporter: the democrat resigned as new york's governor in 2021 amid a sexual harassment scandal after 11 women accused him of sexual misconduct. cuomo denies any wrongdoing, and now one of those the accusers

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in the debut episode, the governor sat down with charlie kirk who leads the conservative organization, turning point usa, which helped bolster trump support among young voters. kirk raised the issue of trans athletes as a political week spot for democrats, saying it was an issue they were out of touch with most americans and newsom agreed. >> you asked a good faith question like how do we democrats get out of the wilderness. this is an 80/20 issue. >> i agree. we're getting crushed on it. in 2014, years before i was governor, there was a law established that established the legal principles that allow trans athletes in women sports, but the issue of fairness is completely legit. so i completely align with you and we've got to own that and acknowledge it. >> that obviously shocked a lot of people. governor newsom did also say, though, republicans have tried to weaponize the issue of trans athletes and called for more compassion. >> there's also a humility and a grace that these poor people are more likely to commit suicide, have anxiety, depression and the way people talk down to vulne

by comparison, charlie was straight down the middle. sidney was a fringe character in many respects. it was a process that took some years. in 1955, the irs came after him for back taxes based on earnings . he had been kicked out of the country and september 1952 and they taxed him for money through 1954 which i think takes a certain amount of gall. [laughter] and he settled. he wrote a check for the taxes because he did not want it hanging over him. all this is going on while he is resettling in switzerland. the propaganda, the anti-chaplain propaganda continued and lies were published. astonishing stories. my favorites were that she was conspiring in palestine with the jewish radicals helping to found israel, to kill british soldiers in palestine in 1947 when israel was founded. the most insane one came after he was -- after he left the country after it was claimed he was going to adopt the children of a couple who had been put to death for spying for russia. there was another story, typical examples of propaganda, anti-chaplain propa

charlie: -- and puts an execs cha mission point -- execs cha mission point. the second thing, gavin newsom has launched a podcast to launder himself. [laughter] his first sit-downen's sports. >> you right now should come out and be like, you know what? the young man who's about to win the state championship in the long jump in female sports, that shouldn't happen. you as the governor should step up and -- >> no, and i appreciate -- >> would you do something like that? say no men in female sports? >> i think it's an issue of fairness, so that ease easy to call out, the unfairness of that. charlie: of course, this made perfect sense to everybody with this big turn-about from him, but he's getting absolutely scorched by democrats, fellow democrats, who are upset about this new position. larry light foot -- rory light foot saying -- lori lightfoot saying it's disgusting. >> what's disgusting is the fact that you've got girls in california and in other states, of course, but california started all this extremism and madness, and they work is so hard and they pursue their dream on a team, and it's dashed by totally unfair biological man indicating in their -- competi

charlie: so, break it down for leak a regular viewer. how important it is that these detainers be recognized because what you have is basically a suspect gets arrested for a crime. and if there's a detainer by i.c.e., i.c.e. could either come to pick up that suspect in hand cuffs and take them away or -- you let them go and then i.c.e. still even you do i a low i.c.e. to do its job and go and round up criminal aliens, you still have to go rearrest the person which puts everybody including by the way, the alien in further danger. >> yeah whole point of immigration law and criminalize aliens is to remove public safety threats. so if you have jurisdictions themselves deciding who they think should be removed, and from thing efforts of the federal government to remove public safety threats, by not honoring detainers then i.c.e. has to look for them in the community rather than pick them up in the safety of the jail. so as you pointed out that puts the i.c.e. officers at risk that puts the public at risk. and it puts aliens at risk and then i

in the debut episode, the governor sat down with conservative activist charlie kirk . kirk raised the issue of trans athletes as a political weak spot for democrats , saying it was an issue where they were out of touch with most americans and newsom agreed. >> you asked a good faith question. how do we democrats get out of the wilderness. this one is an 8020 issue. a new york times poll. >> crushed. it turns out in 2014 before i was governor, there was a law established that established the legal principles that allow trans athletes in women's sports. but the issue of fairness is completely legit. so i completely align with you. and we have got to own that. we've got to acknowledge it. >> governor newsom did also say republicans have tried to advertise the issue of trans athletes and called for more compassion. >> there is also humility and grace that these poor people are more likely to commit suicide of anxiety and depression. and the way that people talk down to vulnerable communities is an issue that i have a hard time with as well. so both things i can hold in my

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so if governor newsom had sat down with charlie kirk, been every bit as pleasant, every bit as deferentialcalled him out for his racism and his lies and his misogyny and the way he wants to beat up a powerless minority. yeah. what he would have had a good podcast that would have been interesting, and he would have inspired people and would have helped kick off his campaign. >> i want to go to a point that andrew made about, like the lessons learned here, because last month, third way, this group organized a gathering for democrats to see kind of what lessons they learned from the previous election politico actually obtained. we're going to put this up on the screen. politico obtained a five page document of proposed solutions to win back working class voters, and it included several references to reducing influence from the far left and actually trying to stay where they were. absolutely no lesson learned from the past election. and i and i get your point. yes, you can argue that donald trump does not have a wide mandate that this was a kind of razor thin margin of victory, but again, stil

larry: they have not lived that down yet. >> to charlie's point -- larry: i gotta go. >> -- his beste themselves. larry: yes. oh, yes. >> exactly. >> gives them enough rope, and they go for it. larry: set them free. what is it? what's the line, the napoleonic line? if you're opponent is about to hang himself -- >> defeat themselves, don't get in the way. larry: -- for heaven sakes, tonight get in the way. >> don't interfere. larry: we'll get back to you. katie pavlich and charlie hurt, thank you ever so much. two fabulous people. >>> coming up, ukraine's zelenskyy cries uncle. well, how about that? how about that. we're going to talk about it with the chair of the house foreign affairs committee, mr. brian mast, when "kudlow" returns. ♪ like your workplace benefits and retirement savings. voya helps you choose the right amounts without over or under investing. so you can feel confident in your financial choices voya, well planned, well invested, well protected. greg takes prevagen for his brain and this is his story. hi, i'm greg. i live in bloomington, illinois. i'm not an actor. i'

charlie: e-mail us at foxandfriendsnews.com and tell us where you come down at us. riends@foxnews.com and re-vail your opinion. charlie: i'll formulate an opinion. brian: i have an opinion now actually after listening to you and you. you're very confused, charlie. charlie: i've always been baffled. brian: all right, trump administration cancelling $400 million in funding for grumble ya and how -- clump ya and how the -- columbia and how they're responding. >> we've spent trillions to see the scores go down and that's not right. time to change it. z dude, i really need a new phone. check out my new samsung galaxy s25 ultra. it's got galaxy ai. imagine this thing running on our superfast xfinity mobile network. and i also heard that it can do multiple things with a single command. —with google gemini. let me try it. add recipes with overripe bananas to my “dessert ideas” note. that's what you chose to ask it? i had other things planned. ask how to get up to one thousand dollars off the new samsung galaxy s25 ultra with xfinity mobile. lara: president trump is consideri

. >> jonathan: i guess first, what did you think about newsom sitting down with charlie kirk, but more importantly, do you think -- do you agree with those in your party who say it is time for democrats to have a different approach to transgender issues? >> well, first of all, i agree that we should be broadening our reach and talking to people we haven't been talking to. i'm not sure that i would start with charlie kirk, but i also think as i was mentioning earlier that we need to keep the focus on what matters the most to the american people, and that is the economy. we need to be talking to people about how they are going to improve their quality of life, and they can earn a good living to the degree we get away from focusing on those things. i think it's a mistake in terms of the particular issue that the governor was talking about. look, i played in sports. our kids played in sports. i want all young people to have the experience of playing in sports. every young person, and i want those sports to be fair. i want those sports to be safe, and i have confidence that local schools an

charlie... >> i really let my hair down. >> greg: you like testing kits for new hair products, isn't that your doing it to rabbetz... >> greg: not a fair comparison, you have to have kids with big bushy hair to test their products. >> so anyway... [laughter] >> back to the issue at hand... i mean, if there is anybody that is worse and more clueless than the democrat politicians, it is these people. these are the same people who let them or at least they went hand-in-hand down this path where they wind up with all of this stupid virtue stuff and no issues. and at the end of the day, it is snobby. they don't know anybody, they don't know normal people, they don't know normal people's problems and so they scoff at them and then you've got a guy like donald trump who comes along and who is an olympic listener and says you know, there are these problems and i have these solutions and i just thought of them, by the way. and they end up making a lot of sense. and before you know it you have a common sense revolution. >> greg: and there you go, it's true. the democratic party is declaring bankruptcy,

away from the lgbtq community on his this is gavin newsom podcast, he sat down with conservative activist and trump supporter charlie kirk for the inaugural podcast. the governor agreed with kirk, saying that allowing transgender women and girls to compete in female sports is unfair for the competition. but the governor also called out conservatives in their approach of the issue. >> i think it's an issue of fairness. i completely agree with you on that. so that's easy to call out the unfairness of that. there's also a humility and grace that you know, that that these poor people are more likely to commit suicide, have anxiety and depression, and the way that people talk down to vulnerable communities is an issue that i have a hard time with. >> yeah. you know, states tried to kick him off the ballot. >> well, backlash from his own party came quickly. the california legislative lgbtq caucus saying they were, quote, profoundly sickened by his remarks. but when nolan, the ceo of an insurance and risk management firm in new york and a transgender woman, says she understands where the governor is coming from. >> i think

everything about this country and our constitution. >> yeah, but the price of eggs, charlie, that's that's what 2024 boil down, to tara's point about what what the democrats could be doing, should be doing maybe doing. you do have nancy pelosi making note. let him stew in his own juice. you know, she tore up his his speech at one point during one of these sessions. so yeah, let the let let him, i guess somewhat to tara's point, stand there alone without their support. how do you see the democrats strategy here? because it is going to be an interesting moment. i mean, the congress is i mean, i would say make one correction. trump didn't neuter the congress. the congress neutered itself. i mean, it took it took the it took the clippers and did the deed itself. so what what say you, sir? >> okay. >> so let's go to this. >> point because that's an excellent one in the constitution. >> the article one, the first article is the power of congress. >> so the founders. >> envisioned congress as being the most important branch of government. you think about. >> donald trump's power. >> it rests. >> on what. >> four rep

he sat down with conservative commentator charlie kirk on the first this is gavin newsom podcast.nor agreed with kirk, saying that allowing transgender women and girls to compete in female sports is, quote, deeply unfair. but the governor also called out conservatives in their approach of the issue. >> i think it's an issue of fairness. i completely agree with you on that. so that's easy to call out the unfairness of that. there's also a humility and grace that you know, that that these poor people are more likely to commit suicide, have anxiety and depression, and the way that people talk down to vulnerable communities is an issue that i have a hard time with. >> all right. so the california legislative lgbtq caucus said, quote, it's they're profoundly sickened by his remarks. the ceo of an insurance company and risk management firm and the transgender woman, she says she understands his comments. >> i think reasonable people can see where there are problems on both sides of the issue. i can't really indict what governor newsom is saying. i think he's echoing the opinions of a lo

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he sat down with conservative commentator charlie kirk during their talk. governor agreed with kirk that allowing transgender women and girls to compete in female sports was deeply unfair. the governor also called out conservatives in their approach to the issue. >> it's easy to call out the unfairness of that. there's also a humility and grace that you know that these poor people are more likely to commit suicide, have anxiety and depression, and the way that people talk down to vulnerable communities is an issue that i have a hard time with. >> local leaders and agencies are pushing back. the california legislative lgbtq caucus said it is profoundly sickened by his remarks. state senator scott wiener said in a statement while the governor has often been a champion for gay and transgender rights and shown courageous moments, this was not one of them. he called standing with charlie kirk disturbing. ktvu spoke with the ceo of an insurance and risk management firm. a transgender woman who says she understands where the governor is coming from. >> i can't rea

get to charlie gasparino and john deton. >> the market is down 700 plus points and get worries aboutnd it's up and hovering around 4.5% and why is donald trump spending a gather zillion dollars? it's the -- gather zillion thing? >> it's the dumbest thing in the world. >> we're going to howl that and not sell for 20 years and may be coming up with something like paying your taxes and bitcoin and xrp and going for that and going for them with strategic row serve and this concept of buying using the taxpayer funds and net buy. >> it's your choice to buy. >> it's a hedge on the devaluation of u.s. dollar. >> dollars to bite hedge of devaluation of dollars and we need to focus on stable coin legislation. >> why did he go there with this? >> i think a lot of prosperities were made and crypto played a big role in 2024 election. liz: big money. >> going for the fair shake the federal government coming in. >> that's fair for the several government going for them and talking about the trump mean coin and president trump owns ethereum and crypto is here to stay and important development in the

doctor saphier breaks down the pros and the cons of hot yoga -- charlie next favorite activity in youris not. stay with us. >> hot yoga is taking over social media, but it could have some harmful side effects. here for this week's weekend wellens fox news medical contributor dr. nicole saphier dr. saphier, good morning. >> good morning, peter. >> more and more posts about hot yoga on instagram, tiktok, but it is not always -- the benefit in the end is not always outweighing the risk. >> well, peter first of all knows i'm usually against anything that is trendy when it comes to hot yoga, though, i'm a fan and i've been a fan well before it was trendy well before the cool kids were doing it physical let me tell you why i do love hot yoga. first of all it is usually it is practicing yoga but it is in when temperature is about 90 to 105 degrees it increases the blood circulation so you have more blood flowing throughout your body to your heart, brain that brings more oxygen, so that is good for your brain health it is also great for your skin because of the increase blood flow to skin and

first of all, let's give credit to charlie kirk, my good friend for pinning him down and getting thishim which basically most of the country already knew and has known for years. and where is gavin newsom? if he thinks it's so unfair that biological men have been competing in girls sports. that has been happening in california for years through his own party's policies. what has he done about it? nothing. is it suddenly become unfair or more likely was he totally craven and pandering to his far left activists as he always does. where has he been? second point. what is he going to do about it now? you still have the legislation in california still, you have the california athletic authorities still insisting they will do five president trumps move to stop this from happening so what is gavin newsom going to do about it? not enough to just talk about it. this is the guy let's remember who 20 years ago said that he would end homelessness in ten years. we are still waiting. >> the bottom line here is if you acknowledge that it's not fair to female athletes to have males playing against th

so he sat down with conservative activist and trump supporter charlie kirk for this inaugural podcast and the governor agreed with kirk, saying that allowing transgender women and girls to compete in female sports is unfair for the competition. but the governor also called out conservatives in their approach of the issue. >> i think it's an issue of fairness. i completely agree with you on that. it is an issue of fairness. so it's deeply would you say it's easy to call out the unfairness of that? there's also a humility and grace that you know, that that these poor people are more likely to commit suicide, have anxiety and depression, and the way that people talk down to vulnerable communities is an issue that i have a hard time with. >> now, newsom's name has been in the conversation of potential 2028 democratic presidential candidates, and last month, he announced that he was launching this new podcast saying, quote, we need to change the conversation. and he promised to have direct conversations with people, including those with whom he disagrees. >> all right. let's discuss now wi

but i did post last night some stats from charlie bilello of creative planning that markets go down.5, 29 times a year, more than 1%, 5%, 10% drawdowns are not only normal, but they're kind of healthy, right? i mean, i imagine as a fund manager, you want to buy lower and sell higher, right? absolutely. >> and i think coming into the year, sticking with the nasdaq, we're coming off a 40% plus year in 2023, a 30% plus year in 2024. we were kind of priced for perfection. so obviously hindsight's always 2020. but when you have that sort of a backdrop during an administration change, there's always going to be, you know, some possibility of a correction, which we are now in the middle of, in the nasdaq. >> are you finding any better values then in european tech or any place else in the world? >> well, europe, europe has had a very sharp move in the other direction versus the us. >> but it's outperforming the united states. almost every major market in europe by a lot in the last few months, last few years. no. >> europe's definitely having a moment right now. and we do have a global growt

the amount of savings they claimed on it has gone down from 16 billion down to about nine. >> charlieerstand. and it may be intensified by this indisputable documents based sort of accounting, forensic accounting kind of reporting, which is impossible to argue with or hide from. which is why elon. elon musk folks seem to be changing their stories every time they're confronted with new facts. but what people can intuit in their bones is that indiscriminate burning down of the government is going to impact their lives. and what's amazing to me is if you take an a scalpel, you could have sold cuts in efficiency to a wide swath of americans. you get 60, 70% americans who think that's a good idea, but they didn't even pretend to be pursuing fraud or waste. they are very brazenly. and elon musk does so by carrying around a chainsaw at political speeches. they plan, and their brand is to burn it all down. country doesn't want that. >> well, you know, the symbolism of. the chainsaw doesn't appear to be that effective politically. look, what i'm struck by is how early all of this is, is happen

down on us because of what's happening, the movement, you know, concerned about black lives. this is something that donald trump said. now i'm convinced and i talked about it on twitter, that charliekirk probably doesn't even know that it was not just donald trump. you can literally go down. >> i mean, ben shapiro. >> i'm sorry, ben shapiro, they all look alike. yeah, that that ben shapiro didn't know that donald trump dan bongino, ivanka trump, melania trump, all of these republicans out there condemn what we saw on that video. he didn't know what this is about for ben shapiro. it is engagement forming because he wants to stoke racial tensions. >> i know, but. >> let me just take take. i'm just going to take the other side of this argument. he knows. >> he knows. >> he knows. he he knows that there is a project on the right, right now to tell us that down is up and up is down. and particularly on this stuff, they want to relitigate what happened in the george floyd case. they want to change the historical narrative about who is the victim and who is who is the perpetrator. in this case, despite the juries, this what he said there, there's no evidence. the juries looked at the. >>

charly this -- i think it the big deal. a big deal. we're no longer managing declines, we're breaking down boundaries of future, nothing we can't do. >>nderstand why democrats are so baffled by this and confused. you say, they have always been those who told the stories, republicans were those who were unable to tell stories, democrats have everyone on their side, they have hollywood, they have media, they have academia, all avenues they need to tell the stories, on their side. despite all that and over objections of many in parties. donald trump comes along said, no. we're not flipping the script, rewriting the script, i thought it was his finest speech, it was substantive. you get to dj, the 13-year-old, celebrating him because he loved cops. why is that important? we came, merged from a period of people all democrat politicians celebrated a guy who was a crack head, who got arrested for you know passing bad bills. celebrated the and blamed the cop, and burned cities to the ground, in support of the crack head, and hating copies. -- cops, you have a 13-year-old who loves cops and want to be a cop, and president trump celebrates him,

sit down with gavin newsom and this conservative activist, maga loyalist, charlie kirk. they had a chat this week for his podcast, and newsom did make some headlines because he broke with the democratic party on the issue of transgender athletes in sports. we can play that clip. >> that would you say no men in. >> female sports? >> well. >> i think. >> it's an issue of fairness. >> i completely agree with you on that. >> it is an. >> issue of fairness. >> there's also a humility and grace that you know, that that these poor people are more likely to commit suicide, have anxiety and depression, and the way that people talk down to vulnerable communities is an issue that i have a hard time with as well. so both things i can hold in my hand. >> so, meredith, it's interesting because you have the broader picture, which is that democrats have certainly been talking amongst themselves that they need to go where the voters are, that they've been afraid to go on podcasts, maybe like charlie kirk's. but then you also have newsom trying to find a new way, a new message on this iss

down the department of education. governor newsom is breaking with his party on the topic of transgender people participating in sports on the first episode of his new podcast, he told conservative activist charlieat it's, quote, unfair when trans athletes compete in women's and girls, sports. our capitol correspondent eytan wallace reports. >> would you say no female sport white? i think it's an issue of fairness. i completely agree with you on that. governor gavin newsom making clear where he stands on transgender athletes, specifically those who transitioned from male to female competing in girls and women's sports is an issue for so steeply the governor making those comments on the first episode of his new podcast. this is gavin newsom. his first guest, conservative activist and pro-trump media personality, charlie kirk. this one isn't 80 20 ish and your times poll, right? that's all i can it right us to do that. and like rush and what's not fair is just like a woman's. >> entire woman sports, a great, you know. but agree newsom, though, adding he feels it is important. the transgender community is not marginalized. these poor people are more likely commit suicide of anxiety, depression have

charlie gasparino reports blackrock wants to buy that and 43 ports around the world at suez canal. jason rantz is here to break it down tonight. >> i'm the only president this sentence that doesn't have any -- this decade that doesn't have any troops dying anywhere in the world like he did. liz: that falsehood, president biden remember this wildly and falsely claimed no u.s. soldiers died on his watch. when they did in afghanistan and jordan. now the trump white house nabbed terrorists that helped terrorist bomb and kill 13 u.s. soldiers in afghanistan u.s. army veteran jim hanson here to react to the details. plus this story for you. >> commitment to protecting allures tent-like structures of the city of chicago, no matter where you come from or how long you've lived here. >> we're not changing how we run the city if we don't think that's the problem facing the country. >> i will never back down from a opportunity to defend boston, to defend our residents. liz: that was sanctuary city mayors being criticized for recklessness, negligence, incompetence and invited illegal aliens to u.s. cities and now their feet were h

charlie: if you work for the executive branch thwarting the exact forgive branch efforts you probably should no longer be working for the federal government. in this upside down you have people behaving like this you have democrats today weighing the idea of a government shutdown in order to protest the cuts made by doghe. talk about lost in the wilderness. >> everybody comes into my office and asks for more money and here's what i explained to them. we have a 2% increase in population, 53% increase in spending. we are spending $2 trillion more than we taken. inflation will not go away, interest rates will not come down until we balance the budget and so much waste, showing this massive, what the american public is seeing, the average person says don't spend my money like this. i would not spend my money like this. i asked two people, i have to go back and explain, what does a citizen of florida get for this foreign aid. they could not explain what an american system gets out, that is the problem we've got. the government is unexplainable now. charlie: people are plotting what they see in the executive branch but what they do in your end, what are you looking

charlie: here to help us look at this judge's record is the fraternallered of national police officers vice president joe grimaldi. help break this down to think that that a judge would grant bail to someone who's accused of killing a cop. >> yeah. well, let's be clear, this judge is an absolute disgrace. and he doesn't even deserve to be called a judge, she's just an activist masquerading as one. to allow these with two dirtbags who are charged with viciousesly am a bushing and shooting the deputy over 41 times to make sure they finished the job, i mean, to give these individuals bond is unconscionable. i've never seen anything like it in my 20 years in law enforcement. but as shocking as it is, it is completely on brand for this so-called judge who has made a habit out of letting cold-blooded murders, walk out of her courtroom. she went another monster out on bond who robbed a 71-year-old woman and murder her -- [audio difficulty] on judge ungarre's hands. if she had a red of integrity, which i assure you she does not, she would resign in shame for this. charlie: so when this case came up and you realized this accused cop killer had

charlie, thank you very much. daniel i want to bridge in lieu tenant colonel davis, retired army officers. will this change volodymyr zelenskyy's dispositiog n orto t going to kick it down the road >> for a little logger. >> well, i certainly hope it changes the disposition for the people of ukraine, i hope that it does. this war - since 2000. you ca you can say 2023, when they losi therfailed in the offensive. it was extremely clear that there was no possible way to have a military solution.lity instead of recognizing reality. volodymyr zelenskyy aided by tho i'den administration and all of, europe continued to ignore the reality and went year after yeai fighting a war that could neverv bee won. in, wh people have been killed in hugey numbers. now you have trumping coming in to s saying this war is coming to anh end. he doesn't wane int to, you sawe fightibear he gave him a chance saying do you want peace or keep fighting. he indicated that he wanted to keep fighting.or in my view that sealed the deal for trump. trump is trying to get the war i over with, this guy seems to want to fight it. if he does, he can do it on his own. >> volodymyr zelenskyy was cleae in saying

down here, which is an extension for the shoulder stock. and they installed that for the third film for return of the jedi. >> reporter: the effort to identify which film this pair of charlie >> fortunately there were some really nice high quality production stills from "the great dictator" and we could see some very specific marks and folds in the leather that set us on the course for these. >> you're looking down to the folds in the leather here to identify this to a movie. >> absolutely. yeah. and especially some of the wear where the lighter color's coming through. there's like a light wear pattern here and then you've got this dark line cutting across it. you can tell it's that exact shoe. >> it's like your own version of prop csi. >> yes. prop csi. >> reporter: but not every item up for sale will break the bank. bidding for the license plate from hugh jackman's car in the 2009 x-men origins wolverine starts at 300 bucks. >> what is the magic about a movie that it can last for decades, do you think? >> well, i think people if they're touched by a movie they want to have a piece of that. they want to have something that is tangible that reminds them of that experience

charlie, thank you very much as always. all right. i want to bring in lieutenant colonel daniel davis retired army officer. colonel davis, will this change zelenskyy's disposition or is this just going to kick this down the road for a little bit longer? >> well, i certainly hope it changes disposition for the people of ukraine since 2000, you can really say 2023, lost and failed in their offensive. it was extremely clear that there was no possible way to have a military solution. instead of recognizing reality, zelenskyy, unfortunately, aided by the biden administration, and then all of europe continued to ignore the reality and just go year after year, fighting this war that could never have been won and his people have been killed in huge numbers sense. now that you have trump coming in, who is unequivocally saying this war is coming to an end, and he doesn't want. to say you saw with bret baier when he interviewed him on i think it was sunday, he gave him a chance, he said do you want peace or do you want to keep fighting he? indicated he wanted to keep fighting. so now that really, in my view, just sealed the deal for trump because trump is trying to get the war over with, and this guy seems to w

negotiations about trying to cut down the amount the federal of the annual federal budget, and they see the workforce reductions as a means to the end to get to that. >> so, charlieat republican lawmakers on capitol hill have been meeting with musk. he was up there this week meeting with the house, meeting with the senate. they have aired some of their frustrations pretty kindly, i would say in public, saying, well, i have concerns about the way that doge is going about this or i'd like them to see to be a little more careful in the way that they're cutting these same republicans, in some cases, are going home to their districts and seeing town halls where that frustration from constituents spills over. is this really the tension point for musk in the administration? what's happening at home and what's happening in the government? >> well, there's no question that elon musk and doge are causing a lot of heartburn and aggravation for republican members of congress. their phones are lighting up largely because of doge and elon musk having access to their people's records at treasury. and that's that is not a small thing. and, of course, elon musk's own polling numb

charlie, let's talk about the political impact of the economic impact. and to do that, i want to play what the treasury secretary said on cnbc when asked about what we're seeing consumer confidence down, stock market down and the overall impact. here's here's that. >> could we be seeing that the this economy that we inherited starting to roll a bit. sure. and look there's going to be a natural adjustment as we move away from public spending to private spending. the market and the economy have just become hooked. if we become addicted to this government spending and there's going to be a detox period. >> so i'm going to, you know, talk to the experts on the economic part of that, which is this switchover that they see away from government spending, but just from an empathy to talk about this as just a detox period when the average american is hurting, how does that play, do you think that's he's not the first one to give an answer that did not seem to include how the american people are being impacted by this. >> yeah. i'm not. >> sure this is what voters voted for last year. this kind of. detox pain, you know, and i don't think that they voted. for the. >> kind of. >> whiplash and co

down. but london needed the money they felt. so they enacted what were called the towns and tax towns and charles towns and was a chancellor of the exchequer. there's cash nickname was champagne. charlie. but champagne charlie put on taxes on glass led tea paint, paper, other commodities that led to another uproar. british sent troops to troublesome boston. and we all know where ultimately that led. so it was then led to that the basic right no taxation representation and consent of the government. so it wasn't the level of taxation that was the problem. it was the way was done. and these were and what the what the colonists or the british are doing was taking away what they thought was the normal, what they regarded as normal living for several. now, where does this leave us? for a long time, america had a tradition of small taxation. after the civil war, the income tax was gotten rid of. when the war was over, government expenses were cut back. world war one, we saw it. calvin coolidge and warren harding did in 1920, reduced the national debt by one third. but as we've discussed, the progressive virus was there. and when the great depression came along, that was a manna from heaven