darrell: there are a couple.ne is every time we get close to a fed tightening cycle, markets tend to get really aggressive on the idea that the fed is going to over tighten. we see this over and over again. the only two examples i can think of where that wasn't the case was when paul volcker broke the back of inflation in the early 1980's, and when greenspan increased the fed funds rate in 1994. every other fed tightening cycle, the markets always get ahead of the actuals, when we end up tightening in the end versus what markets expect. we think that might be the case again this time. jonathan: darrell, great to catch up. darrell cronk weighing in on this equity market. your equity market up 17, advancing 0.3%. this go back to the conversation still building all week on this program. the sequencing of the federal reserve. there has been a belief recently that you just go from tapering, winding down by march, and then thinking about rate hikes. increasingly we have had a series of guests talking of the possibility

congressman darrell issa, thanks for being here. appreciate it. >> thank you.border crisis. the trump remain in mexico policy is back but migrants continue to flow across the border. we'll take you there for a first-hand look. up next, house transportation and infrastructure committee member jeff van drew on the supply chain crisis. there is still a huge bottleneck of ships off the coast of l.a. nearly 100 ships waiting to unload. this despite officials claiming major progress is being made. keep it here on "the evening edit." we'll be right back. there's a different way to treat hiv. it's once-monthly injectable cabenuva. cabenuva is the only once-a-month, complete hiv treatment for adults who are undetectable. cabenuva helps keep me undetectable. it's two injections, given by a healthcare provider once a month. hiv pills aren't on my mind. i love being able to pick up and go. don't receive cabenuva if you're allergic to its ingredients or taking certain medicines, which may interact with cabenuva. serious side effects include allergic reactions post-injection

. >> a previous be a hearing transcript for suspected waukesha parade attacker darrell brooks is damaged forever. he's not the only one in wisconsin who was let onto the streets on low bail. todd: confusing how that happens in the digital age. you are watching "fox and friends first". carley: chris cuomo, cnn intimately suspended after bombshell evidence in the new york attorney general's report. >> reporter: cnn taking action against its star anchor after learning he played a much larger role in his brother official misconduct defense than he previously admitted. the network extending anderson cooper's show by an hour to cover cuomo's timeslot. cooper mentioned cuomo was suspended indefinitely pending an investigation. cnn's statement saying in part, quote, these documents point to a greater level involvement in his brother's efforts than previously knew. the move comes after top talent including jake tapper pressured the network to push cuomo off the are after scathing exhibits were released by the new york attorney general's office. one exchange with andrew cuomo's top aid reveals chr

and darrell and i have a disagreement on this issue. he is from california.presents many of the companies that are being targeted with these antitrust laws. and he certainly is entitled to his opinion. i believe, at the end of the day, that we will see antitrust laws applied in the high—tech economy in a way that creates competition and we will have even better choice and prices. yeah, you see, the companies themselves do say that your proposals would lead to, to quote one of the trade groups backing the net choice, higher prices, fewer choices, less innovation. it is a message. let me ask you something. what would you expect a company like that to say? they're certainly not going to welcome these changes because these changes allow competitors to be stronger and compete with them and challenge them in the marketplace. these laws that we're talking about place consumers first. these companies don't place consumers first. they place their bottom line first. if you've read the articles about facebook and facebook seeing the rising suicide rates among teenage gi

darrell brooks is anti-trump and drives his suv down a christmas parade route and kills dan abrams ing an 8-year-old boy. he has a long rap sheet. we should all the racists are like kyle rittenhouse, trump supporters. it can't be darrell brooks who hates white people so they ice it out -- they want to cover-up the facts. he should haven't been released on bail. >> tucker: i can't think of a more accurate to describe it. i am impressed how concisely you put. i don't want to divide the country anymore than it is along color lines. the disparity between the way this was covered and the kyle rittenhouse trial was covered the media have no credibility. >> and how they covered the russian collusion hoax and blm. they don't cover the hunter laptop story. you wonder why their ratings are so slow and people don't trust the media. it's an outlet for the radical wing of the liberals. people want to know this story. we should the story to decide do we want bail reform? is this a good thing for america? what are the consequences of these policies on the american people? we should know that. but the

darrell brooks was a blm activist, anti-trump, anti-white.ll brooks and all racial crimes in the country or just those who appear to be white racial crimes? it should go across the board. we just talked about the shooting in michigan. what's interesting is darrell brooks actually used a firearm. shot at his nephew and was released on a $1,000 cash bail. this was a liberal prosecutor. if you are a prosecutor that says i will take gun crimes seriously you don't release a guy that shoots at a relative in a car and release him on $1,000 cash bail. you hold them in custody because they are dangerous. >> bill: it's easy bail. they had the record if front of them. >> he is the poster boy for the democratic policies on crimes. look at all the democratic cities. this guy has been released, convictioned, released, con viktd. arrested, released. he is the worst of the worst regarding criminals who have exploited the system. our system will fail only because he is allowed to fail. >> bill: to understand progressive prosecutors in places like waukesha and

. >> darrell brooks is missing, brooks released $1,000 after allegedly running over his ex-girlfriend two weeks before the parade assault. officials telling fox news the transcript for the hearing is lost forever. brooks release came despite scoring 6 out of 6 on a risk assessment for new criminal activity, that he would miss his court appearance. of convicted in the waukesha attack the career criminal facing 6 life sentences. >> day 2 of the trial beginning with her wrenching testimony from a woman claiming she was sexually abused by jeffrey epstein and the british socialite, facing 6 federal charges including sex trafficking of a minor going by the sudden jame, they met where epstein was a benefactor for years, this started when she was 14 years old. he claims special participated in the abuse more than twice, she was one of the ones who was first user to take the stand. >> jussie smollett conducted a dry run of his attack. the prosecution says the evidence, to stage the ambush adding the brothers were cut for $3,500 after the dry run and given $100 in cash for supplies. chicago det

it can't be darrell brooks jr.a black man who hates white people, so we can't cover the story them totally ice it out them don't want to be confronted with these facts of good people being mowed down by a really bad man, and a guy that should have been locked up in jail or not released on bail. >> tucker: i can't think of a more precise or accurate way to describe it. i don't think you're reading that off the screen. i'm impressed by how precisely that you put it. i don't want to divide the country more than it is, particularly along color lines, but the disparity between the way this is covered and the rittenhouse trial is covered, you just feel like the media have no credibility at all, like, literally at all anymore. >> quickly f you look at t you go how did they -- quickly, if you look at it, you see how did they cover the blm or the january 6th insurrection or don't cover the biden laptop story or this story. you wonder why people don't trust the media or why ratings are so low? as you mentioned, it's an outle

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. >> reporter: a lawyer named darrel spinks was chosen to manage her business and financial affairs.ng time friend betty ann johnson was asked to make sure bonnie's daily needs were met. it was betty ann who'd hired karen johnson, the in-home caretaker who was killed the day bonnie was kidnapped. >> you felt safe with karen takin' care of bonnie. >> i did. >> reporter: what bruce wanted me to do was to put her in the nursing home. >> reporter: he told you that. >> yes. and i said, "as long as we can have help 24/7, she's not going anywhere." >> reporter: bonnie's financial guardian, darrel spinks, says he also butted heads with bruce harkey. >> the best way i can explain bruce harkey is greedy and, for lack of a better word, just a jerk. he's just a solid jerk. >> reporter: according to spinks, bruce not only accused him of mismanaging the harkey estate, but also tried to bully him into accepting the sale of a chunk of land to their neighbor, the actor tommy lee jones, for half a million dollars. it was good for bruce. but spinks says not for bonnie. so he killed it. >> he wanted bon

from fox news digital, darrell brooks said he has been dehumanized. say i just feel like i'm being monsterred demonized. brooks is now facing six counts of intentional homicide, each with the potential for life in prison. on november 21st, brooks allegedly slammed his suv into the crowd of people at the waukesha christmas parade. in the jail house interview, brooks didn't explain what motivated the attack. he did say no one has been to see him, not even his mother. she did release a statement to the local cbs affiliate stating darryl has suffered from mental health issues since he was very young. in those years, he received counseling and was on medication. that stopped when brooks became an adult. court records show his adult life is filled with crimes, many violent and occurring in three states. with three kids, records also show he fell behind on child support. he currently owes more than $41,000. the mother of one child told fox digital brooks has always been in and out of jail. he was not a present father. in a child support case from 2009, he wr

why did darrell issa who wants champion congress to expedite subpoenas -- why would republicans oppose a bill that includes provisions that senator lee once championed about curtailing presidential declarations? or the one that senator grassley championed in terms of whistleblowers? what has changed within the gop? the short and terrible answer is fear of the former president. that if they support these reforms which enjoyed the support of 150 good government groups which spans the spectrum from conservative groups to liberal groups. they fear disfavor from the former president. i would hope they would see the utility of these reforms. apparently most of the gop still runs in desperate fear of the former president. in terms of the other parts of our agenda, we are heavily focused on passing and if it structure bill. which we did for four years. the republican congress talked about infrastructure and never got it done. we did. we passed a rescue plan that got half the kids out of poverty and helped speed vaccinations. we are on the brink of passing the build back better bill to address

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ready detroit's recent history might be want to decline, but this was, as darrell says, a great american city it was also an instant one a population of 28501900 reached almost 2000000 in 1950, filled by the needs of one industry d industrialization is a common issue in the developed world. my own home town of nottingham in the u. k. went through in the 19 eighties and nineties, a detroit problem started long before that in creating the motor car for the mass market. detroit, so the seeds of its own decline when the car companies wanted to create new production lines all wanted to teach unionized labor a lesson. they just moved further out of town, taking with them the jobs and the tax revenues the city needed to ah, at the same time the freeways and cheap cars, suburbanite, detroit, just as they did the rest of america. it was a long, slow death. the auto industries relationship with detroit seems a strangely unbalanced one. as does this relationship with the country as a whole. nietzsche sunday in the saying, what's good for general motors is good for america. when general motors filed

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for mike he was 7-0 kansas city, and it was downhill from there and later in the quarter patrick s darrellms and he leaped over into the end zone to make it 14-0 cheese and vegas turned the ball over three times in the first half and foster marrero shoveled it into the hands of tyrone who snatched it of the air and that is the kind of day it was for vegas and the chief turned it into points and patrick mahon's quick hit in his first trip to the end zone since 2019 by the way and kansas city brought the hammer and slammed the raiders 48 minus 9 and the largest margin of victory in the history of this rivalry and the chiefs won the 6 straight in the raiders have dropped 5 of 6 in the amount 6 and 7. >> we focused after the loss in washington and we knew we were going to try to make this playoff run and i thought we played a little emotional today before the game and then stomped on her own foot. >> we have the bucks and bills and tom brady didn't get appreciated getting tossed around by the defense or his high school team losing today either in the bills trailed by as many as 21 but here we

the waukesha christmas parade attack left 6 people dead after darrell brooks, jr.sely plowed his car into a crowd. he posted low bail after punching his girlfriend in the face and running her over with his car. joe biden wouldn't shut up about kyle rittenhouse last year. police officers shot and killed in 2021 are at an all-time high. in almost every major city, murder rates are the highest they have been in three decades. since democrats aren't doing knowing protect them, they have to protect themselves and are storing up on guns. families getting rocked by inflation and high gas prices. after taking a two-month paternity leave, mayor pete says if you are worried about gas prices, just buy an electric car. >> there is more envisioned in the build back better bill. family once they own an electric vehicle will never have to worry about gas prices again. jesse: if you are having trouble paying $3.50 a gallon you will probably have trouble paying $50,000 for an electric car. i don't think these people have any idea what it costs to live in america today. >> 7,000. >>

the rapper whose real name is darrell caldwell was stabbed at the once upon a time in l.a. concert at exposition park. it all happened during a fight backstage. >> he was playing and some, i don't know if it was a confrontation with another artist, but right after that, we seen the helicopter and that performance that we were waiting for never came out to perform, which would have been snoop dogg. dion: certainly frightening. dozens of artists had been scheduled to perform on the concert's three stages including al green, 50 cent and bay area native e-40. the concert ended early following the stabbing. no word yet of any arrests. all right, did you hear them? apparently lot of people in san francisco did, we took it live last night. our abc 7 roof and cameras caught a fire workers display over san francisco bay at about 11:15, 11:30 or so last night. warner media, the studio that owns the matrix franchise tweeted that the fireworks show was for the movie's premier last night at the castro theater. another fireworks show is scheduled in the same area tonight at 10:50 for the

the rapper whose real name is darrell caldwell was stabbed at the once upon a time in l.a.cert at exposition park. it all happened during a fight backstage. >> he was playing and some, i don't know if it was a confrontation with another artist, but right after that, we seen the helicopter and that performance that we were waiting for never came out to perform, which would have been snoop dogg. dion: talk about scary. dozens of artists had been scheduled to perform on the concert's three stages including al green, 50 cent and bay area native e-40. the concert ended early following the stabbing. no word yet of any arrests. all right, did you hear them? apparently lot of people in san san francisco. our abc 7 roof and cameras caught a fire workers display over san francisco bay at about 11:15, 11:30 or so last night. we took it live. warner media, the studio that owns the matrix franchise tweeted that the fireworks show was for the movie's premier last night at the castro theater. another fireworks show is scheduled in the same area tonight at 10:50 for the metallica concert a

darrell: it is always a concern.easury this time next year is around 2.25, lower two. certainly the fed tapering has been distorting the yield curve in our opinion. that has been well documented. we think you have to get in the upper two before rates become a material headwind to earnings growth. demand is stronger than people realize, both in the economic growth and earnings growth standpoint. my biggest concern is as investors step up into 2022 they are a tough question, should i be at eight risk or pulling risk out of my portfolios? we think it is more the former or the latter today. romaine: i want to get your thoughts on what we are seeing in the commodity space and how much of a read through we haven't economic conditions and people's perceptions of economic conditions considering the rise we saw in oil, even a lot of the industrial metals and to a smaller degree some of the soft commodities. darrell: look at simple things like soybeans putting their best month together of the year in december. we think commodi

so you not exactly touching the surface of the sun, but it is touching the darrell atmosphere this funding thermal corona, which is what a lot of things happen that effect they the end of part of the solar system on the earth. of course, the corner of the sun is what we seen the thought on solar eclipse. for example, that i took, i know very, very thin and very beautiful actually looks like a flower. when i have seen several solar eclipses, and the it is very hot, is about 2000000 degrees, which is hundreds of pounds halter on the surface of this on. and it's still not very clear why the temperature is so high holiday gas, these temperature, there are magnetic fields. in astronomy, in general, when you have a complex and situation, it magnetic fields are always seen balls, magnetic fields, informational planets in the formation of stars, on, in the atmosphere of the sun, in the madness of the earth as well. so these magnetic fields are kind of particle accelerators that increase a they, they the speed of atomic particles and also makes it shifting that, that grown up. we still don't know o

you ask 10 people with they know who is darrell brooks is? they would have no idea.y will make this go away. i enjoyed walking through memory lane with you. listening to him crying. the best part was not robin robert's closed eyes, it's the whispering. she is very concerned. they dive in the second they get a chance to make america look racist. the second the media sees something they can paint as a hate crime they will swan dive in like whoopi goldberg in a pool of cream. >> tucker: to make people hate the country you have to make the country hatable. i have lived here for 50 years. it's the opposite of what they describe. i never see anybody attack anybody because of their race. it seems like the kindest country in the world. do you think people buy this stuff? it's a racist country? >> sadly they do. if all they consume is that. right now you have to seek out the truth. doesn't just hit you. if you consume traditional new sources and watch nbc, abc and cbs you live in a world of make believe and you don't know it. a huge percentage of americans who are good people

i mean, they decided they are legally speaking, which is darrell or save. it is now more mr. gary does not have mr. after does not have a problem is running for the court. if they have some kind of legal problems, i don't think those. i don't think those judges, you know, said or gave them the green light would have, hasn't they could to give them the red light. so the issue does, she should be of the dispute and the other side, you know, on the other day, it's not the job of design this year. the country to decide ballistic li, if this candidate is the advisor figure or not, or you get, he actually governed the country once. if he went to the election, it's not their business. what is happening now? and they tried to, you know, the different local political actors, they're trying to blame. did you, she were by default was in my thinking is shared that is shared between the clock action commission as well as the bottom into a bust. some laws that have been cook his eyes as clo, okay. and as yes the you and said it was coastal for libya to have breast thus elections. yes, the

it's been doing quite a good job in getting it's population's vaccinated, considering had such a darrel death toll during 2020 the vaccination rate certainly is a silver lining here, especially when you consider where latin america was as a whole compared to just one year ago. now there are warnings, there are concerns over what is now being seen as the coming 4th wave here in mexico and in the rest of latin america. there are almost a dozen countries where all micron has officially been been registered. but according to these figures from our world in data of south america, specifically countries in south america, the continent itself is now considered the most vaccinated in the world. when you look at brazil, for example, where again, just a year ago was considered if not the epicenter of the world at the very least, the at the center of the pandemic for latin america, the president of the country jerbill sanara, one of the most vocal advocates against vaccination, now we have major cities in brazil likes how follow, for example, where upwards of 99 percent of the population has at le

darrell brooks, accused of plowing into a christmas parade killing 6 and hurting dozens of others, 300remain in the hospital. brooks has a lengthy, history and was released on $1,000 bail shortly before the attack. la county sheriff alex dunaway the responding after george gascon insinuated he was a paying. >> that presser, he had all of his woke das from around the nation but not a single da from los angeles county, not a single victim of crime, nobody locally was going to tell him great job, thanks for what you are doing, not a single one because it has been an absolute failure on all counts from the da. >> the line that eliciting such reaction, gascon sank my dad used to say when you wrestle with a pig you both get muddy and the pig likes it. >> a smash and grab crisis spreading to atlanta where the owners of luxury boutique say they've lost more than 100,$000 in merchandise. watch this. joining me on the owners of the consignment boutique, managing partner at rcr consignment in atlanta in los angeles. good morning to you both. this is your business, this is your stuff. what goes th

with lisa abramowicz and caroline hyde, i am jonathan darrell. equity market down nine.ng into the fed tomorrow, 1.4343. yields higher by a couple of basis points. a bit of negative follow-through from yesterday's negative ascension -- negative session. this line from senator manchin? you're just talking about different iterations. we are engaged. does that mean we are going nowhere? we will talk again at some point? lisa: the headlines for people parsing through the noise is this might torpedo any chance of anything heading and before christmas. joe manchin wants some serious work done on a plan that has been seriously worked over for months and months. how does that tail into the i for gated nature of the lido credit party? is he the only one? jonathan: he is not the only one. joe, good to catch up good senator manchin, inflation israel, alarming, going up. joe: when heat walked out of his office yesterday to talk with reporters, he quoted his grandfather, who said unmanaged death makes us cowardly in our decisions. heat also gave another line. we are seeing things unf

jack scott took darrell so old and bruised as on my neck near. i managed to escape to the neighbors just in time. i see a figure shop and then i called the police. the neighbors didn't want to get involved a promotional doctor's found lesions, bruises and a concussion. but even this evidence wasn't enough to convince the police irina filed a complaint 8 times to no avail. when her husband began beating the children, she decided to leave. she's been divorced since 2016. alexei was never brought to justice. said, flashing, oops, nations believe if he beats you, he loves you. shouldn't have chosen. she done that. the husband can just do whatever he wants to try. are women a worthless, but he was supposed to be subservient. jason boshamp, when she gets in russia, perpetrators like irina's, husband, are rally prosecuted. in 2017, the russian parliament passed a law de criminalizing domestic violence. only acts of violence resulting in hospitalization are considered a crime in vladimir putin ruling party only m p. oksana pushkin or opposed the new law.

favored border wall but a few days before the called out right wing trolls for daring to point out that darrelloks, antiwhite stuff he was doing. and dinesh, why the selective coverage? >> i think the way to understand it is to make a distinction between stories which are the specifics of any particular incident, and meta stories. the meta-story is the controlling ideological narrative. from the mainstream media's point of view, determines whether the story deserves acres of coverage or whether it should be quickly passed over. two of the controlling meta-stories are number, a white perpetrator,/white supremacist of the second one is the gun. in the rittenhouse case you have both. the white guy dumped a white supremacist and you have the ar-15 and no wonder the media went berserk. you had tons of coverage even before the trial began. in the waukesha case, it's inconvenient on every front. the black perpetrator, the antiwhite, probe blm to elect out on $1,000 bail and his deadly weapon wasn't a gun. it was a car. so this essentially means that the story contradicted the meta-story and the media

this year, a blm supporter named darrell brooks drove a car into wisconsin christmas parade killing six injuring more than 60. where is the g.o.p.'s unequivocal law and order vision? where is their vision that isn't a a moderate version of the democratic white form with the possibility of more foreign wars? we have not seen it yet. >> tucker: if we did really real polling, what do you think we should do about law and order? that should be the republican platform online order. thank you for your incisive analysis on that. you are watching colleges and universities across the country shut down. wait a second, everybody there is vaccinated. why are they shutting down again? one major school district has announced it's going back to virtual learning. something very strange is going on. we'll explain it next. lain next. want to save on your home internet? xfinity is proud to support the emergency broadband benefit program. for a limited time, you may be eligible to qualify for a credit of up to $50 a month toward your internet service through this program. that's right! you could qualify for