chris fox doing our laundry, which was nice!wasted that. 0n the other side of town, paul carter has been to meet a very important guest. when it comes to musical superstars, they don't get much bigger than bjorn ulvaeus of abba. he was talking to us about a new software solution. more on that in an upcoming episode. but i took the opportunity to ask his wider opinion on tech and music. we've seen technology evolving in music over the years. i wondered what your reflections on technology being used in modern music are? you know, when benny andersson and i were in the �*70s, we used to be in one little room, in a cubicle with a stand—up piano and an acoustic guitar and two guys singing some kind of gibberish. pop, english, swedish something. no recordings of that! 0h, shame! but to get a kick out of that, there had to be a really good melody. whereas the songwriter today, he has got all his stuff. he has his computer and all of these wonderful sounds. and when he or she is composing something, it sounds wonderful from the word go.

i think this may have something to do with the fact that chris fox asked us for our dirty laundry. as weird as it sounds. doing laundry is a time drain at the best of times especially at christmas when there is so much else to do so i'm helping the click team with theirs. but i'm not going to wash this myself, it is going to a start—up that helps to change the way we wash. according to 0xwash the way we do our laundry at home is wasteful but by stacking up lots of little innovations at their modern laundrettes they can make the process more eco—friendly. there are several ways this is supposed to be more eco—friendly. the first is over here, any heavily stained clothes get blasted with compressed air and water. so you are not using loads of chemicals in the wash. then the clothes go into these fairly standard washing machines and the secret i'm told is using cold water so that you are not wasting loads of energy heating up the water. how do you get clothes clean with cold water? use a special detergent that is automatically dosed from these bottles and that creates ozone which ster

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chris wallace. what is your take on fox news? >> absolutely, i think this makes a mockery out of their original mantra fair and balanced they started out with 25 years ago. like se said, chris wallace and bret baier and shepard smith certainly, gave them the opportunity to say, look, we have a even side. we challenge conservatives. chris wallace almost every week, he had access to republican insiders and he challenged them regularly. that was a service for all of us, frankly, because other media outlets don't always have access to some of these republican figures and chris wallace give he them a hard time. this is like adam kinzinger, liz cheney moment for the republican party. is there a place for moderates? is there a place for people who will question the trumpist status quo? he may have other reasons for moving on. like he said, he's been doing this for 18 years. i hope he finds incredible happiness for what he does. you have to wonder if the right rift in fox the last few years played a part in this. >> can i say -- i don't w

well, they were quick to sell out when they were released in the us, and chris fox has been testing themmised? i've tried a few augmented reality headsets in this job, and these are probably the closest to a practical consumer product i've seen. the glasses have to be tethered to your android smartphone to provide the visuals and also the battery power. and that means you don't have to charge your glasses, which is great, but it will charge your phone's battery a bit quicker. it has built—in speakers and microphones and cameras on the front to track the room so that the visuals all stay in the right place where they're supposed to. and you have full freedom to get up and walk around and look at things, and the perspective changes as you move. it's really quite cool. the visuals come from two high—definition oled panels in the glasses that are beamed into your eyes via the lenses. and the visuals really do look bright and sharp. it's like a projector is shining images on the walls around you. now, the visuals don't fill your entire field of vision — turn your head, and things start to dis

and although it is generally an online venue, chris fox went to its glitzy london launch this week.n of more than 2000 unique mobile phones from history, and i'm here with the curator ben wood. you're gonna to take me down a little trip on memory lane. i'd love to show you all 2120 phones but what we're gonna do today is pick a few out, and we've got some collections that we've curated for the museum tonight and the first one is what we consider one of the ugliest phones in the collection. 0h, 0k! wow. whoever designed this will be upset! 0h, not this! laughs. now, i think i knew people at school who had this and it looks very cool, butjust totally impractical to text on. so this is the nokia 7600. it was nokia's first commercial 3g phone and, as you said, it was at the time when texting was very popular and i guess there was an idea that you could text using your thumbs down the side but it was counter—intuitive. but look at it — i mean, it is not really a thing of beauty. other phones in the ugly collection include the ntt personal, which won a design award back in 1995 but due to

well, they were quick to sell out when they were released in the us, and chris fox has been testing themaugmented reality headsets in thisjob, and these are probably the closest to a practical consumer product i've seen. the glasses have to be tethered to your android smartphone to provide the visuals and also the battery power. and that means you don't have to charge your glasses, which is great, but it will charge your phone's battery a bit quicker. it has built—in speakers and microphones and cameras on the front to track the room so that the visuals all stay in the right place where they're supposed to. and you have full freedom to get up and walk around and look at things and the perspective changes as you move. it's really quite cool. the visuals come from two high—definition oled panels in the glasses that are beamed into your eyes via the lenses. and the visuals really do look bright and sharp. it's like a projector is shining images on the walls around you. now, the visuals don't fill your entire field of vision — turn your head, and things start to disappear. nreal says the gla

well, they were quick to sell out when they were released in the us, and chris fox has been testing them've tried a few augmented reality headsets in this job, and these are probably the closest to a practical consumer product i've seen. the glasses have to be tethered to your android smartphone to provide the visuals and also the battery power. and that means you don't have to charge your glasses, which is great, but it will charge your phone's will drain your phone's battery a bit quicker. it has built—in speakers and microphones and cameras on the front to track the room so that the visuals all stay in the right place where they're supposed to. and you have full freedom to get up and walk around and look at things, and the perspective changes as you move. it's really quite cool. the visuals come from two high—definition oled panels in the glasses that are beamed into your eyes via the lenses. and the visuals really do look bright and sharp. it's like a projector is shining images on the walls around you. now, the visuals don't fill your entire field of vision — turn your head, and thi

my pleasure to introduce chris wallace, fox news sunday anchor and offer of the book countdown, the untolde 247 day hold, to bring the mastermind of 9/11 to justice. chris joined fox news in 2003 and became the first from the network to moderate a general election presidential debate in 2016. fifty plus years in broadcasting, chris has one every prominent roles work including three others, peabody award national press foundations and broadcast journalism. the reminder if you have a question, please submit them in inthe chat. chris, welcome and let me invite you to take a few minutes and make opening comments so we can get into discussion about the book. i'll ask some questions in behalf of our viewers questions they raise. >> thank you for all of you watching, this is my second time into the commonwealth club and while i'm delighted, it's my second time speaking to you virtually, since last year with my first book, i was trying to think if that means two trips to san francisco or i know you two trips to san francisco but i hope some h day we can do this face-to-face, i've always wanted to

it's my pleasure to introduce chris wallace, fox news sunday anchor and author of the book countdown bin laden the untold story of the 247 day hunt to bring the mastermind of 9/11 to justice. chris joined fox news in 2003 and became the first journalist from the network to moderate a general presidential debate in 2016. through his 50 plus years in broadcasting, he has won every prominent news award including three emmys, the peabody award and the national press foundations award for broadcast journalism. just a reminder that if you have a question for chris wallace, please submit those in the chat. chris, welcome and let me invite you to take a few minutes and make some opening comments so we can get into a discussion about the book and i will then ask questions and ask on behalf of the viewers questions that they've raised. so, please. >> thank you and thanks to all of you for watching. this is my second time speaking at the commonwealth club and while i'm delighted it's my second time speaking virtually since i did last year with my first book and i was promising today whether that

chris joined fox news in 2003 i3 and became the first journalist from the network to moderate a general election, presidential debate in 2016. through his 50 plus years in broadcasting, chris has won every prominent news award, including three emmys, the peabody award, and the national press foundations award for broadcast journalism. just a reminder that if you have a question for chrise wallace, please submit those in the chat. chris, welcome, and let me invite you toe take a few minuts and make some opening comments so we can get into a discussion about the book. i will then ask some questions and then ind will ask him to of our viewers questions that they raise. so please. >> thank you, thank all of you who are watching. this is my second time speaking to the commonwealth club, and while i'm delighted to speak to you with my second time speaking to virtually, since i did last you with my first book, and is trying to think today whether that means you owe me two trips to san francisco or i are you two trips to san francisco, but any case i hope that someday we can do this face-to-fac

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veteran chris wallace quitting fox and heading right on over here to cnn and we sure do welcome him. >> i want to try something new to go beyond politics to all the things i'm interested in. i'm ready for a new adventure and i hope you'll check it out. ...with kay. ♪ ♪ what a pain in the a— —alice? ♪ if it's “let's wrap this up?” season, it's walgreens season. ♪ son of a bi— beth? if it's “i thought we said no gifts” season, it's walgreens season. ♪ you pour your heart into everything you do, which is a lot. so take care of that heart with lipton. because sippin' on unsweetened lipton can help support a healthy heart. lipton. stop chuggin'. start sippin'. tv: mount everest, the tallest mountain on the face of the earth. keep dreaming. [coins clinking in jar] ♪ you can get it if you really want it, by jimmy cliff ♪ ♪ [suitcase closing] [gusts of wind] [gusts of wind] [ding] why hide your skin if dupixent has your moderate-to-severe eczema, or atopic dermatitis under control? hide our skin? not us. because dupixent targets a root cause of eczema, it helps heal your skin from within, ke

other sunday shows but we've got like a minute left so let me just play senator graham on with chris wlals on foxs saying and other democrats are saying is when president trump and you -- >> what's that got to do with anything. >> let me just finish, passed the 2017 trump tax cut, that wasn't a lie. >> no, what happens is you can't go beyond ten years in terms of the budget window. we voted knowing that cutting taxes we believed was good. joe manchin if you were watching, you were right, joe. you got this right. it is a lie. it's 4.9 trillion not 1.75 trillion. so joe manchin was right. >> and with that, we are done. joan walsh, michael steel, connie schultz and donna edwards "the sunday show" tried and true and faithful. thank you for coming to the sunday show and for he can here all year. >> happy anniversary. >> yeah! >> thank you. go on. coming up, in the words of billy porter, i am never not grateful for my angels. i remember one of those angels in my bye line next. firefighter maggie gronewald knows how to handle dry weather... ...and dry, cracked skin. new gold bond advanced healing ointme

and after a few years at the network, chris wallace says goodbye to fox news, and he's headed to cnn plus cnn new streaming platform. why did you leave? what does it say about fox news? then? wallace have issues with being an anchor. jake tapper at his new home, we'll discuss it all with our media panel. why are some stories covered by the media and some not so much. for instance, the smash and grab flash robberies. we are seeing a high end stores, it's something we all know about. what do you know about a multimillion dollar settlement involving walgreens and underpaid? employees will fill you in and look up in the sky. it's a bird, it's a plane. no, it's not superman, but it could be space junk. there's more and more of it up there and it poses a threat, but who needs to worry about it? the dr suite fulfill it? then i'd be balls were again for scottsdale use on today's edition of news news use right here on our t america. ah, we expect that this death toll will continue to grow 109 kentuckians now and accounted for. but as i look at this broken down by counting its way more, it's b

and with that, the host of fox news sunday chris wallace leaves the network after an 18 year run. and he's headed to c n n plus. so what does his departure mean for the cable news landscape? let's ask the panel, legal and media analyst, lajna, lajna, media, and d watkins editor at large for salon and professor at the university of baltimore. gentlemen, great to see both of you. welcome. so wallace makes his announcement, and immediately the speculation begins. watch brian stouter over on cnn with his very predictable theory. and i'm told, according to the source of knowledge of the matter that he decided to leave on his own. he wanted out at the end of his contract to this year. so that speaks volumes about fox and what's changing and fox. so filters, theory is fox has become so radicalized wallace, couldn't take it anymore. we do know we had issues with tucker carlson, special on january 6th, but yesterday he did go out of his way to make this perfectly clear 18 years ago. the boss is here at fox promise me they would never interfere with a gas guy booked or a question i asked. a

as thank you, chris wallace bid fox due. he said, the bosses here at fox promise me they would never interfere with a guest i bought or a question i asked. and they kept that promise. and i say the same thing that people who asked me how it is to work at r t. so these demure a farewells leave us only to infer the extent to which conscience drove these fox news. s k. p. 's foxes planned, self defense after upstarts news, max on o. a n became beneficiaries of ire fox, suffered for daring to report 2020 election results. so here's the hypothetical for you. if you ran fox, wouldn't it make sense to just go full bore maga pander like crazy to the crazy who think trump one and climate change is a chinese hoax? and vaccines contain mental bots and more guns will result in less shooting. john misery loves company. so from a strict business standpoint, why not just turn the snark up to 11? well, holland, i don't think that would be in their best interests. you look at the weak, they've had, as you, as you mentioned, the chris wallace

all right now on "fox news sunday." ♪ ♪ chris: and hello again from fox news in washington.n with breaking news. emergency crews are searching for survivors and digging through the destruction after a trail of deadly tornadoes hit six states, the largest and most devastating tearing across more than 200 miles with kentucky bearing the brunt. the governor there saying at least 70 are dead, but that number could grow to more than 100. let's bring in steve harrigan live on the ground in mayfield, kentucky, with the latest. >> reporter: ordinarily when you see the aftermath of a tornado, you can see the past. one street gets hit, maybe the next street over does not get hit. that is not the case in this town where the destruction is almost complete. the candle factory was one of the largest employers here. at midnight friday a tornado brought the building down on 110 workers inside, including a trapped woman broadcasting a cry for help. knox. [inaudible conversations] >> reporter: gone were the houses, the businesses, the trees, one of 6 killed when the tornado collapsed a wall i

chris fox doing our laundry, which was nice!o us about a new software solution. more on that in an upcoming episode, but i took the opportunity to ask his opinion on tech and music. we see technology evolving music over the years. i wondered what your reflections on technology being used in modern music? you know, when benny andersson and i in the �*705, we used to be in one little room, in a cubicle with a stand—up piano and an acoustic guitar and two guys singing some kind of gibberish. pop english, swedish, something. no recordings of that. 0h, shame! but to get a kick out of that, they had to be a really good melody. whereas the songwriter today, he has got all his stuff, he has his computer and all of these wonderful sounds and when he or she is composing something, it sounds wonderful from the word go. and i think sometimes those song writers might become a little lazy, just to give up before the melody is perfect, just because it sounds so good. i think that's the advice i give to songwriters today, don't tell me you have

fox news. no wonder journalists like chris wallace left fox news. the notion that people still take this network seriously and act as if the content is reality based, well, these text messages should be another example that that is foolish. >> that is you -- it's obvious to me they have no shame. you're saying it's on the murdochs. >> i said should be embarrassing. maybe not. >> i don't know the murdochs but i know the hosts have no shame because if they're on air saying that that night, they were texting another thing, i mean. s.e., come on, what do you think of these text messages as you read it and what they were saying on the air at the time? >> it's clear as day. fox news viewers, you have been had. you have been told that the people you were watching were telling you not only the truth but what they believed in their heart of hearts that believed it passionately and instead what this reveals is what i've always known they are snake oil salesmen. the number one question i get don, when i talk to people about what quote unquote happens to the re

you reported that fox did want to keep chris wallace. but he is making the choice to leave. he is the last in a long line of journalists who walk out the door. wallace stayed for 18 years. and fox changed around him. this is increasingly the tucker carlson channel. and journalists like wallace could not abide it. he was discouraged by the documentary that carlson made last month. and he was an old-school guy. he never criticized fox. we'll see when he comes over to cnn next year if he wants to talk about his time at fox. we can all see from the outside, this network has radicalized and there's no room anymore for people like chris wallace. >> here's what he did say when he was announcing this about the editorial oversight and why he is leaving. >> 18 years ago, the bosses in fox promised me they would never interfere with a guest i booked and a question i asked. and they kept that promise. i have been free to report to the best of my ability, to cover the stories i think are important, to hold our countries leaders to account. >> what do you think of that? >> he is reflecting

you should have said chris wallace sticks out like my belly when i undo my bathrobe after dinner. and foxcalized? if only weight watchers would radicalize you, brian. the corpulent chrome sucker also seemed to avoid chris cuomo's scheme to smear our very own janice dean, allegedly calling her that fox whether -- in text after she criticized chris's brother for transferring covid patients to nursing home so he referred to her as that. how stupid is that? everyone knows that's al rocher's nickname. when asked her she felt about being called that, janice said hey, at least it's not [indiscernible]. but the fact is the media can't accurately report on anything, whether it's perversions or fatalities, since they are always implicated in them. while deaths spiked and they buried them because they champion policies and ideas that contributed to that, they lauded defunding police and then they tried to camouflage it by saying it's really just a funding shift, it's like planting a bush in front of a septic tank. they tried to hide the consequences of their destructive beliefs. they supported no ca

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fox news, no question. as a colleague i will miss him and as a friend wish him the best. chrisit fox senior meteorologist janice adina according to cnbc and the "new york post" dean has criticized that then governor for his handling of covid after losing both of her husbands parents who were in nursing homes to the virus. messaging strategy involving the governor's top aide was to paint dean as a white world-- white wing commentator. these reports say a fire to cnn host was asked to dig up information on her, but it's unclear if it went forward and a spokesman told that there were no strategy sessions aimed at dean but the same spokesman said last i checked she's not a credible source on anything except maybe the weather. janice dean says she's always maintained her criticism was never about politics. newsmax is dropping his white house correspondent. emerald robinson was taken off the air after tweeting about covid vaccines in a way that force the network to distance itself writing dear christians, the vaccines contain a bioluminescent marker so you can be tracked. read the la

all right now on "fox news sunday". ♪. chris looking live at the air force one ronald reagan presidential library in simi valley california. welcome to a special hour of "fox news sunday" from the reagan national defense forum. each year key national security figures meet here to discuss threats the u.s. faces around the world. this week and the focus is on one challenge. vladimir putin's massive buildup of russian troops along the border with ukraine. u.s. intelligence warned of a possible invasion early next year. on tuesday president biden will hold a video call with putin trying to head off in international crisis. here at the form yesterday defense secretary lloyd austin address the situation. >> in terms of our concerns were very concerned. it is something we will remain focused on going forward. chris: throughout this hour will drill down to foreign-policy threats in ukraine and around the world. to start let's bring in david spunt of the white house with the latest on the standoff between the u.s. and russia. >> tensions

then chris wallace at fox said he was not tested at the debate because he arrived late and they allowed him on stage because they were relying on the honor system. then he tested positive, according to his doctor. friday, the 2nd he went to the hospital in the evening. . >> joining is rich el bade and cnn medical analyst, professor of medicine senn and surgery on the george washington university, dr. jonathan reiner. i want to start with you, doctor. we learn from what they are reporting that trump was symptomatic throughout this whole process. he was tired, they suspected he had a little cold. this went on for days until we found out many days later he was positive. what revelations, questions do the questions raise for you? >> well, first of all, brianna, we knew last year, several of us last year were saying the president had to be positive at the debate or before the debate. because when he tested -- when it was announced that he tested positive two days after the debate, he was already quite sick and was hospitalized the next day. typically it takes about a week after someone tests

we got news today that longtime fox anchor chris wallace is leaving the network, hears coming to cnnwho were tied to a network where many of the voices are pr voices for the president or any number of conspiracies. what's your sense of what's happening with fox news and the direction that it's headed? >> they're purging anyone who actually acts like a journalist and tries to have fact-based arguments. it's a parallel of what's been going on in the republican party in terms of the hunting for heretics, the kicking out of the center and the elevation only of ideological absolutists for donald trump. but it's playing out in what is ostensibly a news organization but what is just a right-wing talk tv where the opinion side is unhinged from facts and anyone who has got a scintilla of courage or conscience eventually gets kicked out or heads for the exits themselves before they're pushed. >> what's your read on things, margaret? >> i don't disagree with what my husband said. but it's worth noting that within the last couple of weeks rupert murdoch made a speech really slamming trump and he

the host of that debate, fox's chris wallace says trump wasn't tested because he arrived too late.d him on stage due to the honor system. this ask the same event where he made fun of candidate biden for wearing a mask. >> when needed i wear masks. i don't wear masks like him. every time you see him, he's got a mask on. >> of course, two days after that trump tested positive again. alerts the world by tweet. later spends three nights in the hospital getting treatment, advanced treatment. in the last hour, the former president responded in a statement saying, quote, the story of me having covid prior to or during the first debate is fake news. in fact, a test revealed that i did not have covid prior to the debate. >>> this is just in to cnn, the centers for disease control will provide names for passengers on flights entering the u.s. from southern africa to state and local health departments. this in response to the emerging omicron variant. >> kn's athena jones joining us from newark's international airport. at athena, airports being factored in to the nation's surveillance strateg

fox chris: i'm chris wallace. deadly tornadoes slammed six states and killed dozens of people. rising crime across the country. ♪ ♪ >> we have concerns about what we've seen, serious concerns about retail theft in a range of communities across the country. chris: the biden administration promising new resources to stop smash and grabs and support law enforcement in the nation's cities as mayors play defense over fallout from

anchor chris wallace is leaving fox news or cnn after 18 years. this is my final fox news sunday. and i say this with real sadness we will meet like this. 18 years ago, the bosses here at fox promised me they would never interfere with a guest. i booked or a question. i asked and they kept that promise. i have been free to report to the best of my ability to cover those stories i think are important to hold our country's leaders to account. it's been a great wallace announced at the end of this morning's program that it will be his last. he did not say on air exactly where he is headed. next though, cnn announced he will host a weekday show and its upcoming streaming service, while this is anchored fox news sunday since 2000 and three he was also an anchor and correspondent, nbc and abc newsd the world are mourning the loss of the gothic rider, widely known for her best selling novel interview with the vampire family members say that an rice died yesterday. due to complications from a stroke. she was 80 years old, her 1976 novel interview with the vampire was later adapted into a

fox news sunday anchor chris wallace is leaving fox news for cnn after 18 years. this is my final fox news sunday . it is the last time and i say this with real sadness we will meet like this. 18 years ago, the bosses here at fox promised me they would never interfere with a guest. i booked or a question. i asked and they kept that promise. i have been free to report to the best of my ability to cover those stories i think are important to hold our country's leaders to account. it's been a great wallace announced at the end of this morning's program that it would be his last. he did not say on air exactly where he is headed. next though cnn announced that wallace will host a weekday show on its upcoming streaming service. wallace has anchored fox news sunday since 2000 and three he was also an anchor and correspondent at nbc and abc news, according to the california restaurant association, 30% of our state's restaurants shut their doors for good in 2020 because of the pandemic. san francisco was hit very hard and it's still recovering. but there is some hope resta

not to worry, though, fox is already in the process of erecting a new tree. and if chrising, we don't want to know. they will be reloading it on "the five" tomorrow. in "the new york times" that it is the fault of a homeless man, the rag's headline "fox news christmas tree catches fire in manhattan." i guess they only cover hate crimes when they are funny. so our tree caught fire spontaneously just like kenosha did or suvs that magically drive into crowds. maybe hold the length pulled a smollett and torched itself while getting a sandwich. maybe the tree was asking for it. that's what it gets for wearing that short skirt. but sadly, seasons greetings have turned into seasons beatings. new nypd data shows there've been been 538 and by his crimes, doubling last years. a hundred and 29 hate crimes against asians up from 28 last year. 183 anti-semitic crimes compared to 121 last year. nypd commissioner says it is driven by lower incarceration rates. who would have thought? it's important, this freak was busted after attacking two women and back-to-back meetings this month tha

chris wallace. >> finally, a personal note. after 18 years, this is my final "fox news sunday." >> there are obviously names that are floated around in washington. >> kyle rittenhouse. mr. potato head. the ghost of ronald reagan. your aunt carol drunk on wine. >> hey, that's me! someone who's really not very smart. >> what about the twelve slave-owning animatronic figures in the hall of the presidents? >> ( bleep ) off. be gone, bye-bye. >> o'donnell: it's the show with stephen stephen! tonight, abuse of powerpoint. plus, stephen welcomes keanu reeves, and musical guest brett eldredge, featuring j john baptiste and stay human. live on tape from the theater theater in new york city, it's stephen stephen! stephen colbert! >> stephen: welcome one and all, ladies and gentlemen, to the "late show." i'm your host stephen colbert. december 13, it is hard to believe, but this is our last week of shows for 2021. ( audience reacts ) i'm not sorry to see it go. it's been a crazy and bewildering year. starting with political chaos, a continuing pandemic, and unprecedented weat

so a bad week for fox news. >> well we're happy chris wallace is joining us.olice officer kim potter on trial for fatally soo soo sooting daunte wright, set to get back on the stand in minutes. in just a few minutes we'll be live with you at the courthouse in minutes. hey, angie! you forgot your phone! hey lou! angie forget her phone again? yep. lou! mom said she could save up to $400 on her wireless bill by switching to xfinity internet and mobile. with nationwide 5g at no extra cost. and lou! on the most reliable network, lou! smart kid, bill. oh oh so true. and now, the moon christmas special. gotta go! take the savings challenge at xfinitymobile.com/mysavings or visit an xfinity store to learn how our switch squad makes switching fast and easy this holiday season. >>> okay, please b e seated. counsel, you may continue. >> thank you, your honor. miss potter, before we left for the break, we were walking through what happened on april 11th, for a large part of the interaction at the site of the car with mr. wright, you were standing behind officer lucky, rig

two days later on tuesday the 29th, chris wallace at fox says trump was not tested at the debate becauseved late, and they allowed him on stage because they were relying on the honor system later that week on thursday the 1st, trump officially tested positive according to his doctor >> hoo-ah! [ laughter ] >> seth: first of all, i like that trump's aides won't talk to congress, but if they get a book deal, they'll tell the entire world the worst [ bleep ] they can possibly think of. "i'll never testify before congress about my good friend, and loyal steward, donald trump, a man i admire and look up to, who i would never betray you'll just have to read my book titled 'trash can human being.'" [ laughter ] so, it turns out that trump tested positive for covid before a presidential debate with joe biden, and kept it a secret. although, in retrospect, i feel like maybe we should've known from that debate that he had something, based on his performance. it was either covid or rabbies >> i'll ask joe. >> i -- no no >> the individual -- [ talking over each other >> no, mr. president - no, mr. p