rachel: dagen and duffy. see you both. >> thank you, guys. >> still a ahead, from classified documents to hunter biden's business ties, republicans want answers for joe biden and no surprise, the comrade cortes weighs in. >> they want to go after hunter biden's laptop, this whole thing. we can't stop them. but we can embarrass them. >> clay travis reacts, next. nde, getrefunds.com can see if it may qualify for a payroll tax refund of up to $26,000 per employee, even if it received ppp, and all it takes is eight minutes to get started. then we'll work with you to fill out your forms and submit the application; that easy. and if your business doesn't get paid, we don't get paid. getrefunds.com has helped businesses like yours claim over $2 billion but it's only available for a limited time. go to getrefunds.com, powered by innovation refunds. if you still have symptoms of moderate to severe rheumatoid arthritis or active psoriatic arthritis after a tnf blocker like humira or enbrel, rinvoq is different and may

me, sean duffy.uffy and dagen, dagen and duffy. the bottom line it will be so much fun. we come from similar backgrounds, wisconsin and virginia. ♪. elizabeth: okay, the house gop takes over but this is how off the wall it was under democrats nancy pelosi and schumer. the, they yanked the nation to such extremes today's democrats and media would even paint bill clinton, al gore, even john f contend did as radical demanding same exact things house gop lawmakers want, smaller government and stopping out of control spending. border patrol officials call out the ugly truth behind president biden white-washed sanitized trip to the out of control border crisis with us, michael cloud, brian babin, former ceo director douglas holtz-eakin, one of authors of elon musk's twitter files, michael shellenberger, phil flynn, carol roth, dr. marc siegel, the "new york post" jon levine. the new congress gears up investigation into the biden white house, collusion with big tech, fbi, intelligence and dr. fauci, censors

for joining us .us and you can catch me on fox and friends weekend with will cain and rachel campos duffy every saturday and sunday from six to 10 a.m. eastern time. ean >> let not your travel because sean hannity will be back tomorrow. and in the meantime,e sean h ret peace time. minnesota vikings and the "ingraham angle" is up next. >> have a great night at the . >> i'm sean duffy in florida. ingram and this is a special addition of the ingram angle from new york city tonight. >>editio so how do you spendon your long weekend? >> becauseg president biden spent his back at the scene of the crime, or at least one of them in that crime scene becamec even more contaminated. while so while you are probably relaxing and gearing up for some playoff football, white hoe house counsel richard sahba disclosed in a saturday statement that five additional pages of documentsad with classified markingsdition e found at biden's home thursday evening. now, surely this new hs was to those democrats who have spent the past seven years squawkingre about the rule of law and normsa whght? >> wrong. t what is

earlier in the show sean duffy, abby hornacek tried to tried the bull. those three. rachel: the girls are winning by a lot. here is abby hornacek with 41 seconds. sean, i love you, but you only got 22. i think that was a generous countdown. will: i don't know what number they have it object. abby hornacek rode it for 41 seconds. pete: cole houser will be manning the bull. we'll find out. let's check in with pick? kosir's polar plunge. here is the polar plunge. watch. rachel: there he goes. does he have to put his head under water? will: absolutely. i want to see how deep he went. now to new jersey to talk to nick kosir after that polar plunge. nick: hey, guys, what's going on. i'll try to get through this hit and try to make sense. i am about to be frozen through so if my mouth stops working you will have to take over for me. i'm out here in my hugh hefner robe. sadly the polar costume is covered up. we have some good times, me and that bear. i was a popular guy on the beach. just five minutes ago, everybody left. they just jumped into a cold ocean and n

. >> carley: rachel campos-duffy will be joining us live later this morning from washington, d.c., at the march for life event, that big time pro-life event that takes place every single year. 50th anniversary this year. >> todd: tony being called a right wing -- after also going to attend march for life rally in d.c., two-time super bowl champs said he will attend to support those unborn babies who don't have a voice. this has caused an uproar on social media and one sports editor writing, "done with tony dungeon in the nfl and nbc coddled his right wing extremism and then she is venerated throughout the nfl world but spent years as anti-gay bigot. a politics and the networks partners allow the kind that they condemn. >> carley: neighborhood in philadelphia at ground zero for the city's drug epidemic. in the kensington area, users are being seen shooting up and passing out broad daylight using a dangerous new drug nickname trying" mixing with heroin and fentanyl leaving addicts with gaping wounds and some unable to walk. sara carter to speak to them while trying to detox. >> actually

(soft music) [♪♪] jimmy: sean duffy is on the bull with some fabulous hair, i might add.ed 8 seconds or as rachel calls it, a really long time. sean, you look great, your hair looks fantastic. a great pair of jeans, but i don't know if you have a future in the rodeo. that's like the bull in front of the supermarket that you put a quarter in. i can do that. what i can't do is handle this phone. this is out of control. griff jenkins who is a monster -- griff: the crowd here i have been talking about what i have done to you. should we have more people text jimmy? they are really into it, jimmy. a guy named josh came over and said he texted his budsy in portland who is watching the show. what else have you got? jimmy: it came in and i can't share it on the air. let's go to hannah from new york. she says jimmy, why didn't you join the polar plunge? it's because i didn't piss the executives off like nick apparently did. i don't know whose parking space pick? took his morning at fox news headquarters. because i love myself, that's why i didn't take the polar plunge. walter is in

with my cohost emily campagno also joining us today dagen mcdowell, kara frederick is here and sean duffy are ready. bipartisan outrage is growing over how the white house is handling the biden classified documents scandal. the president and his team have been dodging questions like there is a ball involved. trying not to get hit. they are stonewalling reporters day after day. now the justice were dumb department is blocking the intelligence committee from accessing the documents found at both president biden's home and former president trumps properties. lawmakers from both sides of the aisle are going after that move. and they are not -- they are no warning, rather they will stop at nothing to get their hands on those documents so they can do their jobs properly. you know, investigate, watch. >> the members of congress have an absolute right to this information so we can make an informed judgment that the risk if and eight this document imposed by not being properly handled. >> how can we judge and to see if it is accurate or if there mitigation efforts are sufficient if we don't know w

. >> ainsley: rachel campos-duffy is at the march for life and joins us now. i read his tweet.y said he and his wife would be there and join his friend ben watson. you are there. tell us what we can expect. >> well, ben watson by the way i'm going to be able to interview him a little later in the show. this is the 50th anniversary. it's not just a march it is a celebration after 50 years of prayer, hard work. toiling in the trench, money raised and the pro-life movement had a huge victory. it's also a challenge for the movement because what they need to do is keep their activists engaged. not resting on their laurels because there is a lot of work to be done at the state level on this issue. of course, as you have been talking about the other side the pro-abortion movement is fully engaged, raising money. really making a lot of strides on their side. and so this pro-life movement, their challenge, of course, is to keep their side engaged. as you mentioned. the march will end not in front of the supreme court but actually in front of congress. another symbol of this victory of h

dagen: so monday, january 23rd, the bottom line begins with sean duffy, it is me and duffy.be here tomorrow at 5:00? we're on a the 6:00. sean duffy will be here at 5:00 tomorrow. he gets to pick what we talk about. elizabeth: a lot of talk about the double standard, media downplaying top secret classified documents found at president biden's d.c. office for his think tank. this happened before the midterms. talking documents on ukraine, the uk and iran. this all dates to when he was vice president. why do they just delay disclosing these violations until now? could it tie into the biden family making money off of then vice president bide's government job? house gop plans to vote on a bill that woe abolish the irs, wipe out the income tax for a consumption tax. is that doable? with us tonight congressman greg stuebe, claudia 10 any, tony gonzalez. former top energy regulate neil chatter. ford o'connell. house republican jim jordan slammed democrat attacks. they are coming in now on the house gop new probes into white house, fbi and big tech censorship. we have the sound. new

dagen mcdowell and sean duffy.ric together, and that leads to story number one which sums up liberalism to a t. liberals love ideas, but the problem with their ideas is they never work. this ways happens to this guy. he buys this electric car and tries to charge his vehicle. he's really upset that it takes a week to charge. >> this is a brand-new hummer ev and it has the largest battery you can buy. it's sunday morning. let's see what the truck says about how long it will take to charge. time to complete charge. friday 8:30:00 a.m. dan: this is a problem if you need to get to work monday by 9:00. >> he was charge on a sunday and it says it won't be fully charged until friday. but democrats have stupid ideas that don't work. and americans can't afford food at the grocery store, the bidens are saying you have to buy an electric vehicle, then you have to pay to upgrade your electric. we should have all of the above. coal, nuclear. we want all the sources of energy at our hands so we don't get stuck in one. dan: it cos

profits yet others, they should be held responsible for using other people's images and should pay up. duffy and paul creators are dependent on being paid for the work of i to leave him when it comes to image a eyes. copyright issues are still unresolved. this also becomes a problem when artists use the technology for their own art. his, my kind in venice does not seem that an image i created using a i, as someone else's property, doesn't make sense to me here if it a colleague in it yet harbor you, my land. would it make a mockery of my life as an artist and my job as a professional artist who leads to live office art inflicted upon limby at a fraud on fin? who owns the images created by a i? and what role does the art used for inspiration play? difficult questions? text to image eyes have other issues too. they often reproduce sexist and racist stereotypes. if the data sets used for training on neutral, neither are the images, the lens, the app create stylish portrait photos from a few selfies lenses was also trained using lie on data sets. a colleague and i tested the app. i'm a white eur

the voice assistant reacts to has been said about duffy donna after which everything i say is sent to the cloud. the thought done sent to voice recognition before it comes back as command and logged on to task is completed. i like so what's 500? 87 minus 398. 100. 89? correct? yeah, yes. by now voice assistance can deal with more complex requests. they also know our preferences site, which recipes we like, what we buy. when we sleep on family norton cushion, everything is recorded saved on service in the us, and linked with all the use the data. and that's all timbers. amazon for example, knows who i am because i'm signed in on my amazon account as i say, that means they also know what i've bought in the past and where we live here. and that's how they generate a pretty precise user profile. and what's a po for you? but during test runs, the assistance often also passed on sensitive information. investigators outside the u. s. can already access recordings of these conversations in certain cases. if you have a voice assistant at home, you might have been collecting potential evidence

rachel campos duffy, mother of 9, i will ask what she thinks next.buying your first car. but the things that last a lifetime like happiness, love and confidence... you can't buy those. but you can invest in them. at t. rowe price, our strategic investing approach can help you build the future you imagine. to see my ancestors' photos was just breathtaking. wow, look at all those! what'd you find? lorraine banks, look, county of macomb, michigan? oh my goodness... this whole journey has been such a huge gift for our family. stuart: plenty of red on the left-hand side of the screen, dow was down 336, nasdaq down 230, this is the microsoft affect. of the report was badly received by investors and the negativity is throughout the market especially big tech. we a person dies. when they weren't a drug user, they were just expanding and social media helped them do that. of the one that you killed him. next move, shopping, the stock is up significantly. >> reporter: increasing different pricing plans by 30%, the businesses used to help them grow their e-comme

joining me in studio hosts of the bottom line on fox business, dagen mcdowell and sean duffy.ee how well they know each other, let's get to know them. sean: can are really good friends, you went into her office and decorated it, streamers. i have been waiting, i keep going in, i see -- no one has decorated my office. kennedy: i didn't want to step on toes, there are 90 ktoes with your kids. dagen: i'm waiting for a christmas card from you and rachel. you said you would put that on my derveg. desk. kennedy: i give christmas cards on valentine's day, you are in beautiful red. dagen: i said, i look like a flight attendant on my own airline, i serve grief and jim beam neat. kennedy: dagen will have her own airline. sean: as long as she is not flying them good. dagen: walk down the aisle aboutw a bottle of jim beam. kennedy: you don't have ice, all right, let's see how well this new team knows each other. sean: okay. kennedy: newsily wed game, what is her middle name, and his middle name? you could have looked that one. kennedy: correct. you have a point. and it is dagen is her mid

." >> look at this, bottom line, our pals dagen mcdowell and sean duffy. >> thank you, we have a great show, third show of our bottom line kickoff week. >> don't you know what we have duffy? we have andy mccarthy, we have former government rick perry, and attorney general steve marshall. suing the biden administration over that migrant parole program. which by the way is an unjust, unconstitutional legalization program straight out of the white house. we break that down for you. >> we're fired up. >> 22 minutes stick with us. you remember everything you forgot. [dog barks] or when your kids says... there's a bake sale at school tomorrow. tomorrrow, tomorrow? or when you discover art-cuterie is a thing you have to try. like now. or when you could go to the store but you also need to walk the dog, pack the lunches, and uhhh... oh yeah take the kids to school. you have children! for anything today brings, fresh groceries and more. free same day delivery. walmart plus i was born on the south side of chicago. it has been a long road, but now i'm working for sch

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i'm sean duffy, in for laura ingraham.r dvr for this show each night ates my new one . the bottom line launchesanuary r january twenty third on fox business. fox businebe co-host with dagenl every weekday at 6:00 pm. we'll focus on all the major issues in business and politicsa . we're goinntss ig to have a gree time doing it. you don't want to miss it, sr t tune in and don'myt forget to check on my podcast i have with my wife rachel campa stuff from the kitchen table. this week we talked to congresswoman marjorie taylor greene. fascinating conversationo congrn . thanks for watching thisec special edition of the incremental gregial edraham guts right now. >> at the mind friday. happy friday, everybody. fridy that drinking has started. s first, let's welcome tonight's guest. he knowsot thoughtfues a t

dagen mcdowell and sean duffy. hello to you both. i want to show our viewers this. goes back over the last four years. pre-covid numbers now in 2020 and 2019. one bedroom, got it? one bedroom is 940. 2019, now 2022 it's 1153. pre-covid times are better. post covid is not. question for you, dagen, is this idea to protect people or is it to allow them to maybe punt on a payment? >> it is dangerously dumb and stupid. they have taken an idea -- this is why we do cover issues from new york city and california and places like san francisco because it is possible that the damage that left wing nuts in places like new york and california, ideas they've implemented here and on the west coast wind out national ideas. because new york city has rent control. this is a national rent control idea. and it gets implemented. this is economics 101. price caps lead to shortages, period. so normally when prices go up, that is a signal to create more supply. but you cap prices or nationalize rent regulations it will take the power away from localitys and states you discourage new develo

sean duffy is with me. the secret service conveniently says there is no log.now who those visitors were, i want to know if there is a china connection. >> as do i. you have an administration that claimed they would be the utmost in transparency. the most transparent administration in the history, and the lack of transparency, we should be keeping logs, we do at the white house, we should do it at his residence especially because he spent so much time at home, out of the office. when you are doing business, let's have the transparency. you make a good point. if you have classified documents in his home, we have a right to know who was visiting, what access to the home did they have. but again, where you see a bit of a cover-up, there is no logs and we don't want to tell you who is visiting, that means people who come and see the president in delaware, they don't want to the american people to know about, don't want to expose, to see who comes to see the president because they would be embarrassed and shady characters. stuart: speaker mccarthy addressed his deci

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we have sean duffy next. co-host of the bottom line with dagen and duffy on fox business that launched last week. congratulations to you and dagen. also a former republican congressman for wisconsin and dear friend. happy to have you on. let's talk about the proposed income driven repayment plan. it will cost up to what we just mentioned $361 billion over ten years. that's nothing to scoff at. that's more than twice the administration's cost estimate on top of an estimated $469 billion in direct loan forgiveness. is the president using covid to cover runaway spending do you think? >> first off, the president is in the administrative state. he is trying to get around congress and forgive debt. democrats want to have college free for everybody no matter the cost or whether you go or not. if you do that you have to have a debate in congress. the american people should weigh in on that issue. joe biden is skirting that. to your point the pandemic, joe biden was right, it was over, over a year ago. i think most am

also you remember gordon brown when he called gillian duffy a bigot ? it's gillian duffy a bigot? it's caught me pondering. so it has to. you think there's a big fear now in this society of being called a bigot and therefore a blind eye has been turned to very important matters . for very important matters. for example, who are men pretending that their kids when anyone with a pair of eyes can clearly see that they're not. men raping, women sticking a dress on and then pretending to be a woman again. everyone can see that it's this fear of it's not true. but this fear of being called names, whether it's a terror or a figure, is it leading to a situation where pubuc leading to a situation where public safety is being at risk and businesses they are going bust? are way of knots? how long should the government in surveying if at all, and who decides which businesses get help and who doesn't? on your thoughts on all of that. but first off, let's bring ourselves up to speed, shall we, with tonight's latest headlines . the tonight's latest headlines. the top story at 6:00 on gb news dow

claire duffy, nice to see you, thank you. >>> the u.s.in an attempt to break the company up. cnn's anna stewart-haas more from london. >>> allegations google does too much is nothing new. >> for 15 years google has pursued a course of anticompetitive conduct that has allowed it to halt the rise of rival technologies, manipulate mechanics and to insulate itself from competition and force advertisers and publishers to use its tools. >> reporter: the key to the tech giant is controlling too much of the ecosystem of digital advertising, including three main areas. firstly, the technology used by major publishers. secondly, the tools used by advertisers to buy that space and, thirdly, the largest automated ad exchange essentially linking the publisher with the advertiser. in fact, the complaint alleges that google's own executives have questioned this quoting one as saying an analogy would be that goldman or citi bank owned the nyse. they could be forced to spin off their ad services. google responded saying today's lawsuit from the doj attemp

sean duffy and dagen mcdowell will be hosting a great show. is feeding their excitement for the show on fox business. the bottom line, 6:00 p.m. on the fine channel -- >> not angry at him. i thought you were bringing him on -- >> neil: i want to get you guys fighting with each other. that won't happen. >> you have to give him like a road map where all of the possible holes are involving me. >> neil: you know from experience in your eight years what it's like. we've been this route before. >> we have. >> neil: always settled. one of these times it won't be. what do you think? >> no one wants to see us not raise the debt limit. both sides want to see a resolution. again, you have to negotiate. what i found in congress is, if you are -- you dig your heels in and never willing to have a conversation or negotiate, it's always a bad place. with my wife, i think i'm right but i lose about 60% of the fights -- >> neil: is that all? i'm up to 90. >> she's right most of the time. here people have to sit down and put their swords away and have a conversa

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pete: our friend sean duffy isn't just getting a new show on fox business, he is also getting a new office needs to share hers with sean, guess what? her office gets a makeover. rachel: i could not be more excited for sean who has a new show on the business channel, called "the bottom line" with dagen and duffy. one of the perks he gets his own office. he doesn't have to share one with me. the other reason i want a office makeover, i'm secretly, i'm not even secretly, overtly jealous how cool pete's office is. so let's see. look, no surprise, he is in here watching a game. [laughter]. what people really don't instantly realize about pete, how orderly he is. nothing is out of place. not even a pillow. pete: i'm a little ocd when it comes to right angles in the my office. rachel: were you like that the before the military. pete: before. the military amplified it. rachel: you inspired me to do a makeover? pete: doing a makeover. it is no bueno. rachel: this is my office i shared with sean, until he got his own. as you can see, it is very ugly, it is very drab. it hasn't inspired me to keep th

all right, clare duffy, thank you so much. >>> all right. take a look at this. australia have stumbled across, probably tripped over it, in fact, what may be the largest toad on record. no joke. that is huge. the cane toad dubbed toadzilla was found in conway national park in queensland last week when officials were conducting track work. toadzilla, believed to be female, weighing in at 5.9 pounds, about .8 pound heavier than the current world record holder. the queensland department of environment and science says rangers quickly removed the toad and weighed it before euthanizing it. that last part i don't get. i want the story on why they had to do that. all right. that's quite the toad. the department says cane toads were first introduced to australia in 1935 as a biological control against cane beatles. instead they became an invasive species that has had a devastating impact on native wildlife. there's the explanation. the department says toadzilla has been sent to the queensland museum for further analysis. it's hard to get a load of that story. all right.

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rachel campos-duffy and pete hegseth join us to make sense of it all.> rachel: by the way, i'm not going to be mad at you, brian calling me rachel and the great pete hegseth. that didn't go unnoticed. >> brian: oh, wow. >> rachel: listen, so purported think they are making these changes because this dehumanizes them. but last month the a.p. style guide said that they are working on banning the words "heartbeat bill" and "late term abortion" they want to call the heart beat bills the cardiac activity bills. they don't want americans to know little tiny unborn babies have heart beats, that they are alive. that they're human. so they are a reflection of the media elite and what the a.p. does understand is that words matter. and that you can affect a population. can you control a population. and you can impact politics and the discourse in this language by controlling the words. that's what they are doing. if you have any questions about it, refer to 1984, look, every k every american should read these days. language matters. that's what the a.p. is doing.

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here to react, "fox & friends weekend" co-host rachel campos-duffy. ainsley: intentional or a gaffe. >> rachel: of course this was intentional. not a gaffe. although she is gaffe-prone. this was certainly intentional. this is what, you know, liberals mean when they say that our founding documents are living and breathing and they can change them. but we can't let this pass and, you know, ainsley, it's really hard to let a story like this about one word be slipped out of her speech "life" bleed into our or melt into our crazy news cycle. this is foundational to who we are as americans. we can't let liberals, kamala or anyone change that and the reach why we can't is because this is -- and the reach why we know this is intentional. this is the most radical, pro-abortion administration in the history of the united states. they even make barack obama's administration blush in terms of how radical they are in pursuing their antilife agenda. so, no, this was intentional. where she chose to do this speech was intentional. they are pro-abortion. by the way, r

"fox & friends weekend" co-host rachel campos-duffy is going to react.live from new york city. ♪ aah, it's a good day to cough. oh, no! bye, bye cough. later chest congestion. hello 12 hours of relief. 12 hours!! hmmm, ok. not coughing at yoga? antiquing not coughing? not coughing at the movies?! hashtag still not coughing?! aaah. oww! mucinex dm gives you 12 hours of relief from chest congestion and any type of cough, day or night. it's not cough season. it's always comeback season. ' ♪ ♪ >> you know in our finest hours, california has been, well, freedom force multiplier, protecting liberty from a rising tide of oppression. more than any people in any place. california has bridged the historical expanse between freedom for some and freedom for all. >> ainsley: california's governor gavin newsom taking heat for those remarks. hailing california as a model of freedom. >> brian: "fox & friends weekend" co-host rachel campos-duffy joins us now. that's an interest spin freedom to live on the street. to say pay high taxes. to keep your businesses shut down f

with due deference to my good friend, sean duffy, it's a great with look for you.show tonight. it is a good look. i wake up with you guys, and i know saturday mornings no one wants to hear any bad news, but just for a moment reflecting on their comments, biden and harris, that we're somehow in this wonderful spot, this transformatively good place, but i'm really worried like you on the couch, all of you, passionately love this place. ., you pledged your -- pete, you pledged your life for it. where else are we going to go? we don't have any place else to save. where are you going to go, canada? they're being led by a tyrant, obrador down in mexico who's a straight-up communist. the fact that we have people many charge who are so deluded that they believe that, you know, record mental health crises in schools, hundreds of thousands of kids dying of fentanyl, a literal invasion at our southern border, international chaos in ukraine, inflation we haven't seen in 40 years, real wages down 1.5-2% meaning you're making less money, a stock market in turmoil, a public safet

welcome back in, will cain, rachel campos duffy, pete hegseth.it as soon as we said it, we have ping-pong coming up. .'s been -- pete's been practicing all his life. [laughter] rachel: he probably pitched this segment so he could look good again. pete: they're good. they must be pros. rachel: and i love that it's, like, disco music to the ping ping-pong -- pete: i think this has to do with what's happening next. will: and tacos on set as well. we had a conversation earlier about flour, hard, and i told you guys -- rachel: we're going to try the almond -- pete: will's into almond if tortilla, which i don't know how you get a tortilla out of a nut. look at that, look at that, i can't even lift it. rachel: come on. just try a thing. will: you've got to go quick now, pete. pete: it's starting to fall apart. will: but not bad tasting. am i wrong? rachel: no. no. pete: dry and -- rachel: no, no. pete: almonds are not -- will:'s here's pete's hard shells. pete: now, hard shells are awesome. will: hard shells are awesome. pete: have you had the doritos o

. >> sandra: sean duffy is here, former wisconsin congressman and elizabeth mcdonald paying a visit. wait a second, the new fbn evening line-up. begins january 23rd. >> i can't wait. it's awesome. >> sandra: you and i -- we all just had this conversation -- first of all, pete buttigieg, am i wrong to say he should be in front of a microphone giving updates on this situation? he has patrolized travelers coast to coast. >> go back on paternity vacation, it seems when pete shows up things go wrong. you would think a secretary would have crisis. i go to the microphone and fix the crisis. i should be commander in chief. >> you lead people through crisis. he cannot lead us through anything, he doesn't know what the problem is. >> feels like a wake-up call, a hinge point, maybe a game changer moment. americans across the nation are saying the first nationwide outage since 9/11? this is pretty shocking and you hear from the people in the airports, they are scared. and when you look at what critics are calling a very unserious transportation secretary who has been -- >> buttigieg is speaking

along with "fox & friends weekend" co-host rachel campos-duffy. rachel?orning to both of you. what an honor to be here with lynn fitch the woman who argued before the supreme court and had this decision overturned. she is, by the way, a single mom of three. attorney general, what does it mean to you to be here and actually really, before that, when you were arguing, did you think it would come out in this direction? did you think you could win the whole time? >> what an amazing day. >> rachel: right? >> we're here to celebrate oh my goodness 50 years later actually celebrating. it was such an amazing time. as we got the case, we prepared in the argument. we knew there were thousands of people already rallying outside, praying, supporting. uplifting and empowering us. my solicitor general scott stuart and i were in there arguing. it was amazing. we felt so good and so uplifted. >> rachel: now you are here at the first march for life in the first post roe v. wade era. what does that mean to you. >> it's incredible. it's surreal. >> this is a god case. god h

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we have a resident bitcoin guy with me right now and his name is sean duffy.s jumped what over 10% just in the last week. it's at a four-month high. i used to give you a hard time during the crypto winter. i made fun of you. >> you did. first of all, whenever it went down you brought me on to make fun of me and when it went up you never talked about bitcoin. can i just make one other point? susan li said before she left she's been to a bitcoin mining facilities and there's no sound coming from it so maybe what ashley said about regulation, trying to give us a little hit to bitcoin but she said i've been there. they aren't noisy. stuart: you're defending your territory, your crypto territory that's what you're doing. you still believe in it? >> so, i look at this and obviously, we've had a lot of issues, ftx and its crash and the theft from sam bankman-fried of $4 billion-plus. its been tracking the market so those two things together, its been pretty rough for those who believe in bitcoin, but again, and i say this to you all the time, when you only have 21 mi

. >> sandra: let's bring in our panel now, sean duffy is here, and dagen mcdowell, the co-hosts of "the bottom line," fox business 6:00 p.m. eastern time, this monday. i can't wait for it. >> it's going to be huge. >> i just found out i did not get a christmas card, what's going on with that? >> she might find it on the desk tomorrow morning. >> sandra: i'm already starting trouble. >> trouble is good, trouble is good. >> complain they put me to her light and she's on my right, is that a sign she's more conservative? >> sandra: we expect a hot show launching on monday. the biden classified documents, seems to only be getting worse and we seem to be learning more and more by the day. rewind the clock. this is jen psaki 2022, listen. >> i will note that while every president can work from anywhere they are, that is how presidencies are equipped. the president has the capacity to make a secure call from anywhere he is, yes. >> sandra: but leaving classified documents in the unsecured garage, it's not part of the job, where are you with this? >> the same woman and administration that has bl

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very, very interesting because to neighbor was focused on in china that india has duffy diplomatic relationship with really offering india a honda thief. such terrorists are not only against india but against humanity and against all the innocent people of this world. so it is good that china has supported us in this. they have secured their own future through this so that they can also ask for help if faced with such terrorists. so who is underway? mine? marquee martinos actually is 2nd in command, and the deputy chief of great eyeball. he's also the brother in law of lush. good bye, bye lash, good. fireball editors, the organization for all boxed on which has the boston fact been involved in several terror attacks in india. for instance, 2611th attacks in mon buy. also, alaska, that i bought is known to disturb the fees and stability in india on several occasions, especially in john and kush me, alaska. the sidebar has also cleaned the q, and in fact it has known to cause a lot of still been seen those region. and which is why this development for india is extremely significant. let's head ba

the way the food was assisting sector in terms of concentration there, you know, we have the record duffy glen companies and the packing company in the us. i knew them, but you don't see that they see so much. so i don't think in, in, i think in the us the, but i have been jacked by, by all of these the food company may be the company and they're too big that the ice maker. but it is. yeah. they're all small. they're not as big guys. gotta get in there so they may get a place to go, so they're possible the ice. but do not jackie beyond that. so i would say the country and you must being impacted lot more than the developing countries just because the structure of the industry and now how much more expensive is sustainable agriculture and why is it so much more expensive to produce than their quote unquote unsustainable counterparts. yeah, i think i don't think sustainable goes in the expensive than the unsustainable on. first of all, the conventional factors that with conventional credential system, but just just remember that the, all our policies are kind of formulated to support the co