i will say, chris christie has said. that chris christie said that he lost to joe biden. again, those two things are connected. because this entire thing is reverse engineered around absolving him from losing. a frankly getting his butt kicked and being a one term president and being a loser who, generally, are not looked on unfavourably in the american politics on both parties. one-term celebrates presidents are not celebrated. they are not the mark of the party afterwards. it's like, hey, forget about you, we want someone else. a huge part of the mid-owes that has been built here is precisely to inoculate him against that. >> yes, but you know, that's the amazing thing -- oh sorry. >> go ahead. and then i'll go with mona. >> it's not unlike a lost cause of the civil war. we didn't really [inaudible] step in this process. look, i don't think that mcconnell set is nearly adequate enough. mcconnell, on his own record, is saying that he would rip support donald trump if he ran for president 2024. basically, the position is, look, all support donny soprano. it is kind of a b

this is chris christie from abc this week. http://twitter.com/cspanwj --[video clip] >> chris christie you can answer that question. where does he stand? >> on january 6, he spoke loudly and i am glad he put words to it. i do not know why it took him that long. january 6 was a riot that wasn't cited by donald trump. in an effort to intimidate mike pence and the congress into doing exactly what he said in his own words last week, overturn the election. they are trying to do a cleanup on aisle one. he actually told the truth by accident. he wanted the election to be overturned. donald trump didn't respond to what the vice president said. i think it is akin to a kid standing in the corner holding his breath. it is immature and it is beneath the office that he held. host: chris christie on abc's this week, yesterday. taking your calls. republicans only. what role do you see form of president -- former bryce -- former vice president mike pence holding today? caller: mike pence was fine. o runs you? yes, it is comcast, say you are u

>> chris christie, you can answer that question. where does he really stand? why now? why did he do it now? >> look, martha, i think the actions the vice president took on january 6th spoke loudly. i'm glad he's finally put words to it. i don't know why it took him so long. i'm glad he did. let's face it and call it what it is. january 6th was a riot that was incited by donald trump in an effort to intimidate mike pence and the congress into doing exactly what he said in his own words last week, overturn the election. he's tried to do a clean up on aisle one here correcting that stuff, but it's not going to change. he actually told the truth by accident. he wanted the election to be overturned. donald trump did respond to what the vice president said. i think it's kind of akin to the kid standing in the corner holding his breath. you know, it's immature and it's beneath the office that he held. >> sarah, mike pence made those comments down in florida, not in salt lake city where the rnc had just censured liz cheney and adam kinzinger. talk about that resolution and cal

hurricane sandy in the obama and biden administration, working with the governor of new jersey, chris christieand the height of a very contested presidential election. broke through that and worked in a bipartisan way to bring relief to the people of that state and by example set a tradition that i know this organization cares about deeply which is showing that when we face crises, we come together regardless already -- party affiliation. to do the work that must be done. we are looking at historic challenges and new challenges that range from the climate crisis to covid to cybersecurity. together, we will continue to work together as we have over the last 12 months. with that said, i would also like to ask that in the spirit of bipartisanship, that we think about our partnership in the context of our state being laboratories of our democracy and on the particular issue of voting, i believe that regardless of who we voted for in the last election, we all, as leaders of our nation understand the importance of ensuring that all people who are eligible to vote have an ability, a meaningful abilit

host: chris christie on abc this week.epublicans only in this first segment, what role does mike pence have in the republican party today? lee in michigan, how would you answer that question? caller: mike pence is fine. he's an ok guy. but, the whole thing is you had a previous caller hit it on the head. c-span, who runs you? yes, it is comcast, say you are unfiltered but you are not unfiltered. the only on filtering -- unfiltering you do is congress and the senate. other than that, you are covered by conquest -- comcast. this is liberal. host: do you want to talk about the question? caller: i am happy you are doing eight gop, republican thing. it is very rare. donald trump was the best president in the history of this country. he had african americans, mexicans, everybody was working, everything was good under trump. all biden had to do was follow trump's plan. what he didn't do it. now look at us. -- but he didn't do it. now look at us. come on, get a grip. are we going to talk about ukraine and russia, next? i'm sure yo

takes trump indicted ally steve bannon ripping pence followed by chris christie ripping trump. >> pence, you're going to carry this thing eventually to your grave, okay? because it is a mark of shame. you are a stone cold coward, a stone cold coward. >> january 6th was a riot that was incited by donald trump in an effort to intimidate mike pence and the congress into doing exactly what he said in his own words last week, overturn the election. >> republican chris christie saying he did want that coup, that's what overturning the election is called. the "wall street journal" editorial board said pence is demonstrating constitutional principle and trump ended -- meanwhile pence chief of staff who a peered before the committee that is investigating all this is explaining where pence is coming from. >> i think, unfortunately, the president had many bad advisers who were basically snake oil salesmen giving him random and novel ideas as to what the vice president could do. >> did you see legitimate political discourse that day? >> from my front row seat i did not see a lot of legitimate polit

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and chris christie was there. i did a live shot, too.of the actual willow brook documentary for wabc. >> judge jeanine: okay. it's my turn. you may not know it today is national peppermint patty day. for those of you who know -- or don't know it i'm a peppermint patty freak. i always feel that cool breeze flowing through my hair. uncle accept petty. apples with uncle jeanine apple. >> jesse: zero calories. >> judge jeanine: so delicious. ing. sneezing seals. >> jesse: next time. have a good weekend, everybody see you on monday. ♪ >> bret: good evening. i'm bret baier. breaking tonight, the message from the biden administration to americans inside ukraine, get out now or you are on your own. the clearest warning yet as u.s. officials are citing new intelligence that a russian invasion into ukraine could come within 24 to 48 hours. well before the olympic games are concluded in beijing. intel now showing that all the pieces for such a move by russia are now in place. president biden now at camp david is scheduled to speak on the phone with

he was so bad that chris christie said don't let him near the oval. talk about what we're learning about what trump sought to do and the people he sought to do it with after losing. >> just hats off to luke and his reporting and coverage here because it is a gnarly story to unravel and takes the dogged work to connect the dots in a way that stands the scrutiny from those on the right that will say "the new york times" and "the washington post." it is some, you think, left wing reporter. the facts are the facts. here's the rub to the point which i think people fundamentally need to understand because you every beginning to see it unfold. trump controls all of this. there's two elements of the relationship. one, those that control and those that want to be controlled or allow it to happen. mike flynns of the world and others want to be in the orkt. they agree with this ideology of authoritarianism. and trump is the avatar of that. he's the one who they see as the best available to control that scenario. trump wants to control that scenario. nothing happ

in fact, we know his plan was to run for a while, get a bunch of attention then endorse chris christieen he just kept winning but that was by accident. he never expected to be president. and one of of the consequences of being president is he opened himself up to a ton of legal liability. he's dodged a ton of it, he's slipped the knot over and over and over again. but from the very beginning i've said this, but it's not just by opinion but most legal experts and anybody who's been around new york real estate, that's what's going to get him in the end. it's going to be the real estate deals, the taxes, and, you know, this notion his taxes has been audited and he couldn't show them which is what he said during the campaign, and it's now how many years later. so we know that's a complete fraud. there's a big problem there. there's a big problem. there's legal liability. so i think at the end of the day that that's going to be the legal liability that ties him up. >> you know, as all the details of these investigations come out, can he keep this iron grip on the gop, or could this be an op

. >> it's interest ing to hear chris christie. not only did he run? but he sees mike pence. see it's that credible? >> i think have seen republicans that have been critical of donald trump, like a christie or a pence run. he's the big dog in the republican party. no doubt about that. has over $1 million in the bank. that's why we haven't seen the acolytes step up and run. donald trump doesn't give points. he only takes them away. if you say you're going to run and don't see that run immediately, he will mow you down. >> we've seen it. >> thank you so much for joining us. >>> protesters in minneapolis want the police officer who shot and killed amir locke fired and chargedy his death. what the governor is saying about no-knock warrants future. >>> we're coming up on the start of wall street. wall street hopes to ride a finish from last week. markets closed slightly higher on thursday, ahead of the strong january jobs report. the gains were still enough for all major averages to hit fresh record highs. lactaid is 100% real milk, just without the lactose. so you can enjoy it ev

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republicans chris christie was on this weekend as well. saying the more republicans talk about that the worse it is politically. here is vice president pence. >> president trump is wrong. i had no right to overturn the election. the presidency belongs to the american people and the american people alone. and frankly there is no idea more unamerican than the notion that any one person could choose the american president. under the constitution i had to noe right to change the outcome of our election. and kamala harris will have no right to overturn the election when we beat them in 2024. [applause] your focus on 2024. >> mike pence is a good man. is he an honest man. i think he did what he thought was right. on that day but i will always say i just not a fan of republicans going against republicans the only ones that win are the democrats and the media. he would have to keep our eyes on 2022 we have got to get the majority back in the house and the senate and a lot of governors races to win. i mean, look, i think at the end of the day i don

you've seen you know people like larry hogan and chris christy speaking out even more clearly.ow these senators, not just mitt romney and bill cassidy, those that go out and rationalize him in the past saying this is too far. and you know the old saying one man with courage makes a majority. well, six senators start to send forth ripples of hope for maybe some of their colleagues saying, you know what, maybe telling the truth isn't the end of the world. maybe it's the smart political thing to do. >> and let's hope we do. of course, jamie, there are republicans, though, that are open about making crushing cheney as their number one goal. she is running for election. marriagery taylor greens the only thing is making sure cheney loses. >> that's priority number one to me, it's one thing, we can play small ball, that's kicking liz cheney and adam kinsinger out of our conference, which i want to do. i want to finish the game, i want the "w" that means defeating liz cheney and making sure she never comes pack. >> is congressman cheney concerned? is she worried about her situation? >>

and we know, for example, chris christie tried four different ways to reach him and couldn't get throughs told he wasn't available. so maybe he was just watching tv. >> gotcha. john, how does this compare to the missing 18.5-minute gap on the nixon watergate tapes? is that a fair comparison or doesn't compare? >> it's a tough comparison. first of all, we don't have all the facts on why this information is missing. that is largely a manually constructed log and the president's daily diary, while a lot of it today is automated, there is still an archive staffer who is there a ssemblin that document. so the 18.5-minute gap was just a mistake at the end of the process of producing tapes they said they would produce. the president had just fired the special prosecutor and then relented and started turning over tapes, and oops, two of them are missing. one has an 18.5-minute gap. the other one happens to be the conversation i said i thought i was recorded on, and they disappear. so they've made a big story, but we've never found out the guilty party or who did it. >> jamie, let me ask you, sin

and finally, mcconnell and hopefully others, chris christie and others, are going to say listen, we're willing to make room for all kind of weird people on the other side, but you have to make room for everybody or you're not going to have a party. once you start having purges, the next step from a censure is to try to purge people. and liz cheney has already been purged from her leadership position. you're starting to have the kind of stuff that republicans used to balk at. where is the republican party who stands up for people who take a stand. that party is dying and instead, it's not just a bottom up thing, i appreciate you trying to say kind things about the rnc, but it doesn't matter if it's bottom up, top down, inside out, it's wrong to attack people who are trying to get to the bottom of the worst attack on our country since the civil war. >> if i thought they were trying to get to the bottom of it, i would agree with you. this is a partisan committee, it has issued 90% of its subpoenas aren't even for people at the riot. it's gone far beyond its scope. we know it's a litical c

i can see the anti-trump people, the larry hogans or chris christies possibly. >> if anyone goes against trump, trump will scorch the earth with them. >> i agree. >> and tell his maga base -- >> but they have been there. >> but it didn't work for them. >> there's a lane to run like i'm running as the better angels of the republican party. >> but are there enough people in the republican party that will support that? very few people are where you are still. >> there was a poll this week that showed half -- maybe it was last week. half of the republican party voters wanted someone other than trump. >> that's right. >> by the way, it was the same for democrats and joe biden. it was a very sizeable chunk of people did not want him to run for re-election either. >> and let's see what happens in the midterm elections. trump has endorsed about 85 candidates so far. let's see how they do. if they did really well, then he can be the king maker. if his candidates don't do well, and don't forget they have to take the oath to the rigged election in order for him to endorse them, let's see how they d

we've talked about that on the round table joined by chris christie, donna brazile, sarah isgur, and. welcome to you all. donna, let me begin with you. we saw the democratic governors. a lot of data going out ahead of president biden. are we in a decisive new phase of the pandemic? >> i think so. we've seen 3% less staff, 3% less hospitalization. the cases are going down. i think we should always be cautious about covid. this is a virus that has been unpredictable in the past. we saw it in beta to delta to omicron. god knows we don't want to get to omega or anything else in the greek alphabet. i think the governors are doing it right. with public health officials saying it's decreasing. maybe we should take steps to return to normal. i don't know what normal looks like until it's over. >> we have been and should be. as we know different regions of the country have been impacted by this in different ways and different paces. so there could be a national overarching strategy about how you do things. the execution of individual strategies are left by the governors. let's be clear, the s

but this is what he and i assume governor chris christie, who looks like he is running as well, are going to argue. it's essentially this, i stood by donald trump every step of the way, but come january 6 we had to part ways because the constitution mandated it. and that's where we are as a party. i thought pence was great today and i'm glad he gave the speech he did. >> we've seen this back and forth between trump and pence this week. the ball i guess is in trump's court, if you want to use that analogy. does pence -- i mean, in this republican party, do you think pence has a shot? >> look, i defer to scott. he knows this party far better than i do. i would note that a year ago, three or four weeks after the insurrection of mike pence who i don't agree with politically, but i know him. i've known him a long time. he has profound and deep and christian faith and he went to a christian conservative group called faith freedom coalition, and he was booed. and one guy yelled out, traitor. now, if the christians prefer donald trump, who can't name a single book in the bible, to mike pence, i t

here is one of former trump's former advisers chris christie. >> i think the actions that the vice president took on january 6th, i'm glad he has finally put words to it, i don't know why it took him so long, but i'm glad he did. let's face. it let's call this what it was. january 6th was a riot that was incited by donald trump, in an effort to intimidate mike pence and the congress into doing exactly what he said in his own words last week, overturn the election. now, he's trying to do a cleanup on aisle one here, with correcting that stuff, but it's not going to change, he actually told the truth by accident. he wanted the election to be overturned. >> the republican national committee is facing growing pushback from some members of the party following the vote on friday to censure representatives liz cheney and adam kinzinger, the measure which was adopted by a voice vote at the rnc's annual meeting describes cheney and kinzinner as participates in a democratic prosecution of ordinary citizens engaged in legitimate political discourse. let those three words sink in. legitimate political d

let us take chris christie as an example. he followed trump.e went to that trump -- heacock covid. what did chris christie say after he got covid? he got vaccinated. he decided to start following the science and two weeks ago he is coming out saying it is time to let trope go. it is time to let the ignorant people go. we got rid of that ignorant man who -- why we lost so many people. it is the ignorant people who do not want to wear a mask and do not want to get vaccinated who are causing the problems. why do i need to wear a mask? i am vaccinated. everything the science says we needed to do and it is time to get back. host: match, and west virginia. you support the convoys. caller: i do support it. i also understand where they are coming from. it is my opinion. people do not know how to advocate within the court system. suffice to say to take it back a few decades -- when we call we expressed frustration. -- whether it is like the free state of seattle -- whatever the population was doing in that city. -- or if it is attacking the capital and

were a couple of nos, later a couple members, henry barber from michigan, a close confidant of chris christie in new jersey said they voted no but there were not many no votes. the resolution had been supported by ronna mcdaniel and dave bossy, a top trump ally who had worked on it behind the scenes. it was a fate a come complete by the time the hearing began or media began on friday. >> let's be clear about what this vote was about. when you look at liz cheney and adam kinzinger and their voting records they both get high marks for voting in line with former president trump's position as well as the majority position of the republican party. they were not censured for not being conservative enough or republican enough. >> right. >> they were censured for not being, frankly trumpy enough, josh. >> right. yeah, i did an interview last night with mcdaniel and bossy and both of them said exactly that was why, their work on the january 6th commission and what they were doing, you know, as part of that commission and both of them made very clear that that's what it was about. you know, liz cheney'

. >> dana: chris christie said when he was governor whatever the number was they anticipated for revenues more than that in a year. it was like five times that in the first year so i think what the guy is california is saying is why leave it on the table? >> bill: i was asking questions do we want to do this? can you sit at a baseball game and make a bet whether or not the guy at the plate can get to first base and can you bet $20 on that? is that right? they've been doing it in england for a long time. doing it down under in australia and they explained to me we're late to the party. if that's your thing good luck, enjoy. the super bowl parties will cost you a little more money. food party items hit by inflation, wings and beer and veggies and meats and the nachos. all the snack and cookies. >> dana: maybe i could get some cookies from hannity's pod. a lot of them over there. they support the girl scouts over there. my next guest is suing the fertility clinic her parents used to conceive her after she took an dna test and found out she was not biologically related to her father. joining

and if the former president, as chris christie and others talks about the 2020 election, democrats will it goes. getting closer. >> we are in the same studio. >> john: isn't that nice. >> sandra: white house briefing room, jen psaki took a question on the growing tensions on the russia-ukraine border. let's listen here. >> german government about nord stream 2, the future of the pipeline. >> well, as you heard the president say yesterday at the press conference, if russia further invades ukraine there will no longer be a nord stream 2, we will bring an end to it and the german chancellor said we are working in lock step and coordinated in our efforts. in terms of the specifics, we'll let those conversations happen through diplomatic channels. but also reiterate that nord stream 2 is not operational, it's a point of leverage with president putin and the russians, and clear privately and publicly the fact it should not continue should russia invade. >> reaction to the r.n.c. declaring on january 6th as legitimate political discourse and democrats are vocal about this. and one says it stan

. >> brian: thank you, chris christie. , released and could be the worse in the years. >> ainsley: economistsss of hundreds of thousands of jobs. >> steve: peter doocy joins us live from the white house with more. peter, this is one of those issues that impacts every person in america who buys stuff or spends money on stuff. >> pete: it does. the white house has been bracing for a bad number since monday. >> we're looking in preparation for the friday jobs numbers. we'll get the monthly jobs report, of course, for january. on friday. the way the jobs numbers are calculated is every month there -- it's calculated every month, it's a little complicated job report may show job loss because workers were out sick from the omicron at the point where it peeking during the week where this data was taken. >> this is what analysts think she is getting at. the estimate is plus 150,000 jobs. but there is a possibility it's really minus 301,000 jobs. that would be a half a million jobs in the wrong direction. if that happens, cnn's headline says it all. america's economic recovery is about to go into reve

tom nichols, you actually -- you look at political polls inside the republican party, and what chris christie is saying actually seems to be bearing out reality there, that republicans are growing weary of trump. they're identifying themselves more as members of the republican party instead of followers of donald trump. you even have josh hawley and lindsey graham coming out and criticizing the violence of january 6th, which is deeply ironic, of course, but both of them saying people committing crimes on that day should be sent to jail. the "wall street journal" editorial page came out with a fire-breathing editorial in support of pence and calling donald trump a three-time loser. i am just wondering as somebody like me who is seeing this as a former republican, do you see any, any trend toward normalcy by even a small part of the republican party? >> well, i wish i could join you in the optimism this morning, joe, but if these are cracks in the wall, they are very tiny cracks. they are microscopic cracks. they're cracks that are coming over a year after the event. i was tempted to say that a

i cannot believe the government of oil chris christie to keep 5,000 barrels in the ground, pond less, to get prices down. why would we drill less if you have our country's interest in mind? >> that was an environmental activist, we don't want fossil fuels, keep them in the ground because bad for the plane appear at 12 months later we see the results of that program are a disaster. you pay much more for energy. whether gasoline, gas or oil, you are paying more because this administration restricted the supply. your economic supply and demand equals price. you are low on supply and you go for demand and the price goes up. >> brian: people blaming the administration and they see they have a role. the prices at the pump. >> it is that oil companies, the meat conglomerates, the gas station. >> brian: are you kidding me? >> they said all these noble laureates say it is transitory. they are all wrong. >> they were totally wrong 9.7% inflation reported this morning and it ain't going away. >> ainsley: what is the average american make? >> the median household is approaching $60,000 a year. >>

. >> brian: i just go back to chris christie on sunday talk to the governor of north dakota.p less. we're now putting out 11 millio. we were putting out 15. how does that make any sense in this environment? let's bring in lara trump, fox news contributory talk about this. lara, this would be normally a big day for the president. talk about something bipartisan. when he passed the bipartisan bill, he never even did a signing ceremony. he never invited anyone to the white house. >> yeah. well, brian, that's because this is completely unpopular. this bill. we all know that you can't just spend money in perpetuity. can't pass inflated bills. spend trillions and trillions of american dollars. we still don't know how we are paying back any of this money that the democrats have been spending. now is he going to ohio to lorain county, ohio, my family lives there i have an aunt, uncle and cousin live there. this is where my dad grew up. i can tell you these are hardworking people and they don't want somebody coming to ohio to preach to them about how much better he has made their life

among them, new jersey governor chris christie and senator marco rubio agreeing with pence.n said it undermines the rule of law. alaska's murkowski. the censure was called a, quote, sad day for the party, according to logan. senator bill cassidy said, they're trying to figure out what happened on january 6th. huh? here's what we heard from some other republican senators. >> i talked to ronna, she's a good lady, and the statement. she doesn't -- she was talking about things other than violence. and, you know, i think all of us up here want to talk about forward, not backward. >> we've got issues that we should be focusing on besides censuring two members of congress because they have a different opinion. >> do you agree with the action, actually censuring cheney and kinzinger? >> you know, it's not my job. but they said in the resolution they wanted republicans to be unified. that was not a unifying action. >> anything that my party does that comes across as being stupid is not going to help us. >> you know, mitt romney placed calls to his relative, mcdaniel, expressed his di

let's bring in room but host, then crypto analysts, ben swan and chris the i to discuss. christy, i want to start with you on this. what kinds of crimes will this unit be charged with? actually going after well, the new division will be called the virtual asset exploitation unit or vac. you and it will essentially conduct watchin analysis to track and seize digital funds associated with elicit activity. so you'll also be innovating its own crypto tools to guard against future cyber threats as well. and in particular, there will be focusing on crimes involving crypto currency, ransomware and digital extortion. so this is after the latest series of high profile cyber attacks last year on the largest us fuel pipeline network and the world's largest b supplier. and now the f. b, i currently investigating over a 100 different ransomware variance targeting cyber criminals estimated to have cause victims significant losses not going to chain. alice's scammers has stolen over $7700000000.00 in crypto currency from victim globally in 2021, which is an 80 percent increase compared to the p

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chris, the i and daniel, i'm the managing director at web security. and one of the finest man caves i think i've ever seen here on television now. christie, i want to start with you on the alibaba situation. what's the concern with registering this new 1000000000 shares and adf? well, there is some huge concern thing, as 1000000000 new american depository shares would represent about 36 percent of its existing base. so that's a huge increase in the float already. but the biggest concern is that this could signal the saw thank group corp is looking for an exit and wants to sell at stake in the us market more easily. so the registration sites it to allow holders of ordinary shares, especially those shares that have not been registered with the u. s. a. c. c, to have the flexibility to sell their shares in a t s rather than as ordinary shares. so given the specificity of the registration, it may be a sign of selling intention from soft bang, who holds more than 5000000000 ordinary shares, a large portion of which hasn't been previously registered with the us regulators. so it's not surprising that this listing would have dropped alibaba. it would have with