dupree. i love my dogs, i love jesus, i love my family.tion that tourette looks the same in everyone. and it doesn't. coprolalia. which is the obscene words or gestures, is only in 10% of people who have tourette's. stupid. and i do have that. >> after finding fame online, she and her family are now the stars of a new tlc show, ballin out loud. >> i'm trying not to look at him. i'm trying not to look at him. because every time i see a bald person, i have to tell them that they're bald. so you're bald. you're bald. >> it's my it's my it's my welcome. and i enjoy it. >> people have said that i'm faking tourette's for attention. why would i do that? who would you want to live like this? >> ultimately, i didn't want to put anything out there in a way where it's going to be an exhibit. like at a circus. she doesn't live in her life for somebody else's entertainment. and it's taken a long time showing it for education. >> like i'm putting myself out there and being vulnerable for other people. >> thank you so much. okay. >> in my opinion, bailon

joining is now former deputy assistant attorney general tom dupree, welcome, what do you make of therump cannot possess a firearm or a bullet but he's a commuter of the world's most powerful military. all of the court time and resources were not even probation. >> it really makes you wonder. i think president trump was right if the objective of the prosecution was to prevent trump from getting elected has failed miserably by the standard. even if you look at the standard for normal lyrical prosecution what was a consequence of this, trump will have unless this gets overturned on appeal which it might even if it sticks trump will have a conviction on his record but there's no practical consequence from this, he's not serving a day in jail, he got paid a dollar fine. it does get to your question what was the point. >> let's talk about the appeal, the conviction is not final that the sentencing has been done although it didn't last long water trumps best arguments on appeal in your judgment? >> in my judgment the best argument is immunity you will remember the united states supreme cour

and dupree, rodgers and dupree. thank you for being with me.irst let me start here with for the people who are aware that this trauma could have a physical, emotional, mental effect. what behaviors, what symptoms should they look for? be on the lookout for in themselves, to know that they have to address the trauma. >> so folks have been through an overwhelmingly stressful event, and it is really normal to be feeling a whole range of emotions. and it's really normal to be having a whole range of behaviors. our nervous systems get thrown completely out of balance when these kinds of events happen. our brains put us for our own safety in the moment, put us into either fight or flight or freeze. and those states are helpful, kind of in the midst of the disaster. but what we don't want is to stay in those states, fight, flight, or freeze for long periods of time. over time, that can be where the trauma can get stuck, and we can have problems. so i want people to understand if they're feeling really anxious. irritable, angry, numb. disconnected. shu

tom dupree, i cannot afford your time unless you accept installment payments. send me a bail but give me ae little bit of time to pay it. thank you for joining us on aht sunday night. on good night from south carolina. >> we begin with a fox news alert. 24 people are dead and a dozen reported missing as the historic wildfires reek havoc across los angeles county. strong winds are expected to start today. thousands of families begin the process of recovery. you are watching "fox and friends first" on monday morning, i'm carley shimkus. todd has the day off. inyou goeration week is one week away and confirmation hearings begin this week. one republican senator says the incoming president will deliver shock and mikeawein the oval of. let's go to dprif grif with the latest on the california wildfires. griff, it is day sex and the wildfires are still raging. >> griff: almost a week, winds are expected to rise. the death toll reaching 24 expected to climb again according to officials. where we are in malibu, you can see what was once afternoon iconic landscape of hou

tom dupree i cannot afford your time unless you accept installment payments, send me a bill but give me a time to pay it, thank you for joining us on a sunday night. >> thank you. >> thank you for spending some part of your sunday with us, have a great week ahead you can find us online at gowdy america or the trey gaudi podcast, good >> hello i'm jackie deangelis with anita vogel, guy benson and jason chaffetz welcome to "the big weekend show" the big story is a fox news older. >> the challenges the winds we have the winds coming back this evening sunday night and we have peak winds on monday, we will see 50 plus mile an hour gas subject to change so were pretty positioning assets. >> these winds were low relative humidity and low fuel moisture will keep the fire threat in los angeles county very high. i asked her county residents and wildfire prone areas to understand that the necessary public safety power shut off are important. >> the hardest thing is when you see all of the best of the town getting destroyed because the house is horrible but all of our friends are displaced. ever

tom dupree, i cannot afford your time unless you accept installment payments.t give me ae little bit of time to pay it. thank you for joining us on aht sunday night. on good night from south carolina. >> we begin with a fox news alert. 24 people are dead and a dozen

to get the read on the smaller legal eagles, tom dupree. john, i want to start with you.uld be afield now, we will have a conclusion to the sentence, not going to linger for the next four years, right? >> good point, edward, and happy new year. this shows what a political farce this whole thing was because here is a judge who is saying i'm not going to sentence president trump to any jail time. i also refuse to respect that he is going to be president in two weeks i'm going to try to sneak in a sentence right at the last minute. this is outrageous. what he should be doing is ordering a new trial because the supreme court said that the original trial was infected with violations of presidential executive immunity. you are quite right, though, edward. anyway, just like the failure of this whole lawfare campaign in the first place, what the judge here has done is given trump has actually the opportunity to turn this to his advantage because once a sentence goes in, now trump can appeal immediately. i think you will get to the u.s. supreme court where he is resident, and the