, connell, washington's economy depended on frenc french fries. potatoes into fries every year. adam kunkel moved his family here to a town about 3,000 in 2013 so he could work at the factory. his wife katrina opened a coffee shop. >> we finally bought a house to go years ago. being first-time home buyers we were so excited and we thought this was going to be great to. >> reporter: rate until the fall in the factory laid off all of its workers. the parent company pointed to a national decrease in fast food visits which drove down french fight sales. they say caused by inflation. this fall, one of their customers, mcdonald's, reported sales were down 1.5%, up to help devastate this local economy. >> i think french fries will be around forever and livelihoods will be stable. >> i've worked there for over 11 years, i was like one of my going to do now to support my family? >> reporter: if you're a town who was just lost your lifeline, what do you do next? >> this is the reality of these events hitting these small-town communities, there's not an imme

mayors of boston, chicago and new york before his committee, he says sanctuary mayors have prioritized connell illegal aliens over the american people. tom home and threatens to arrest anyone protecting criminal illegals, he's the border czar. he stopped the flow it is busy emptying sanctuaries, ice is doing its job. none of this would be happening if there hadn't been a shift from the democrats at the last election, the sanctuary movement is a democrat movement. there are more than 40 sanctuary jurisdictions, ten sanctuary states in america, democrats run that show. they thought they would win the hispanic vote, anyone who wanted to enforce our border laws was branded a racist, things picked up when president biden opened the border leading to 10 million border encounters. now that trump is in the white house sanctuary jurisdictions are offering protection. they encourage them to come. the rest of the country has to pay. that won't client a lot, voters won't have a, trump won't have a, the sanctuary era is drawing to a close, second our varney just getting started. brian brenberg is with me.

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we appreciate the president is thinking out of the box, connelling with new ideas, it's about time because so many leaders spoke about the palestinian cause without offering something tangible, so, i think it's a good idea, but we have to finish the job, we have to eliminate hamas and then allow the international organizations and the international players to go step in and build a future for the region. >> the idea though, that some two million palestinians who are not going to be in gaza at some point, seems pretty farfetched, doesn't it? >> well, it's not easy to implement it, but i think that palestinians should be allowed to relocate if they do it with consent, people move from country to country. i don't understand why people are against the idea of allowing palestinians that want to go to places willing to receive them. we saw it happening all over the world, in syria, in ukraine, why they are doomed to stay in gaza. if they have the option to relocate and want to do it they should be allowed to do it. >> that's danny danon, israeli ambassador to the united states, thank you for joi

it's just that's why i'm connell is are now love live music. i couldn't live without it. but it's turning into fun place. is a very fun when you start think about retirement and specially when it cuts into those savings, want that to happen. all right. let's lastly finish with the latest from disney. they also had their earnings report to where we find from that. >> really good earnings report. earnings up 20. when 6 billion the down side was that they saw a one percent loss and streamers. so. good news, kind of bad news that you pick up. what i'm putting down. 24 billion dollars in revenue. mona to degrade the box office. their theme parks saw a little bit of tendon strop in large part because of hurricane helene and hurricane milton. but also because of cost and right after the pandemic, the first 2 or 3 years, we really, really embraced disney. and now we're starting to look at our law. didn't say the fund flay shuns really not there. next week. i might do a story on how much it cost average family to go disney world because it's out of this world, so to speak. total p