editors have delivered then elizabeth warren who is called on silicon valley to stop what she claimssocial media company is run by somebody who does not want to engage in censorship. senator warren is casting herself as an opponent of cancel culture. >> i think one human being should not decide how millions of people communicate with each other. it doesn't make any difference to that human being is. himself and decide that person gets hurt, that person doesn't. james: she is largely describing the old twitter and she never had a problem with the secretive process the silence damaging information about the bidens but now she's concerned about the new owner who is explicitly rejecting background censorship. fortunately were joined by two people in the much more believable than the host of the guy benson shelf and townhall.com political editor guy benson and the richard fowler show host richard fowler. thank you for joining us, specifically let me ask you don't think any of us remember elizabeth warren protesting the blackout of the biden family business story in 2020. i also noticed sh

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did you hear elizabeth warren the senator. now elon musk is going into a dark room. this is how she describes it and that would mean he would be doing nefarious things. that's what that connotes. >> i was listening to that report from hillary vaughn. when that clip was played by warren, i yelled into my dead microphone what? what she just described is how twitter operated previously. there was, if not one, a group of individuals and what is increasingly clear under the influence of the government who went into a dark room and decided who to turn up and who to turn down and who to turn off. musk's approach is everyone is welcome under the banner of freedom of speech and what warren is describing as nefarious. freedom, harris. she is describing freedom as nefarious. it blows my mind. we're at a point in american history, maybe it shouldn't blow my mind. every other country on the planet operates this way. we're now in a culture in america that believes no longer i disagree with you but i'll defend to the death my right to say it. it is a culture that now believes shut

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you also have elizabeth warren telling me what you think as you always have an opinion on elizabeth warrenvid: yes. >> so elizabeth warren questioning tesla's board chair on conflicts of interest with elon musk's takeover of twitter and if he's hurt discourse in america with that twitter acquisition. you also have german prosecutors investigating allegations of tesla operating unauthorized dangerous goods in berlin near that gigafactory and a lot of people say you know, let's just focus on that half a trillion dollar electric car company which dipped below that valuation last week. david: i used to like elizabeth warren when she was writing with dave ramsey. she used to write books and she was fine, but then she became a politician, i don't know. she forgot all of his business experience. >> the consumer protection bureau she came up with that concept after 2008. david: politics can own a person. it's that simple. meta is facing anti trust accusations from the european union. >> so the eu commission says meta is likely breaching anti-trust laws by using its dominant position for online cla

these people like elizabeth warren who says it's wrong or offensive that one human being should decide down the airdrop for the protesters in china, that's one guy. you know, it goes on and on, that's not up to us. the thing that makes america different from every other country is that we have the right of freedom of speech which means we have freedom of thought. we are not a fascist nation. >> geraldo: are we free to say that jews will not replace us. >> judge jeanine: you are free to say whatever you want. i can slap you if i feel like it, but then i will be prosecuted. you don't like it, does not mean that the woman is prevented from saying it. my god, how far have we gotten from the founding of the state? >> geraldo: enough about kanye west, but you know, the thing about my problem with elon musk is, and again, free-speech advocate, is that too much of what he says is about himself. >> jesse: don't you hate that! can you believe? >> geraldo: every story is elon musk, and i brave and courageous. >> jesse: what is your one more thing about's, geraldo rivera, you are the elon musk of

and senator elizabeth warren on the bold policy wins for biden in the democrats. when all in starts right now. >> good evening from new york i'm chris say. is florida's governor ron desantis just made an announcement that says a lot about where we are as a country and where politics might be headed in the very near future. you see yesterday morning he house did a roundtable with a slew of covid vaccine skeptics and opponents and after more than an hour of spreading fear and misinformation, the governor came to the point. he is calling for and in official investigation into the organizations that developed and promoted the lifesaving vaccines. >> today i'm announcing a petition with the supreme court of florida to empanel a statewide grand jury to investigate any and all wrongdoing in florida with respect to covid 19 vaccines and that will come with legal processes that will be able to get more information and to bring legal accountability for those who committed misconduct. >> that's not. all sentences also lodging florida's's own version of centers disease and pr

that is why elizabeth warren would like to see it regulated. did say earlier that it should be crypto currency should be regulated. ben mackenzie who is an actor you probably recognize from the o.c. a lot of people don't realize he also has an economics degree. and he has been trying to -- he has been working with a journalist to expose these celebrities who go out and who have endorsed crypto currencies. and he essentially accuses them of shilling for these companies which he says are a gigantic scandal and scam. here he is yesterday in the senate. >> in my opinion, the crypto currency industry represents the largest ponzi scheme in history. in fact, by the time the dust settles, crypto may well represent a fraud, at least 10 times bigger than madoff. the fact that he has roped in tens of millions of americans from all walks of life, as well as hundreds of millions of people worldwide, should be of concern to us all. >> steve: so many people invested in crypto when it was -- in its infancy trying to get that skyrocketing, you know, profits. an

i mean, that's elizabeth warren sending a letter in september 2021 to the ceo of amazon to use annalad books that they shouldn't read on the pandemic. >> the only reason why democrats aren't up in arms about the twitter files is because they've been the beneficiary of this. and many of them actually do not believe in the fist amendment -- first amendment like elizabeth warren, and the only one i've seen brave must have to speak up is california congressman ro khanna who says this is a slippery slope. it's going to hurt all of america, not just conservatives. elizabeth: and to your point, the fbi agent, elvis chan who ran the cyber branch in san francisco, he's testifying in the lawsuit in in and louisiana. he's saying that there was a sprawling operation, he's effectively saying, of fbi field offices around the nation, federal prosecutors, fbi and justice department lawyers to work with big tech to do censorship, that they had, quote, a 50% success rate in blocking and taking down social media posts, 50% success rate. >> this is appalling when law enforcement and former and current i

elizabeth warren asked how the board was dealing with conflicts of interest, misappropriation of corporated don't appear to be actions that she said don't appearto be in actions that she said don't appear to be in the interests of tesla and its shareholders. tesla's stock, you may recall, has fallen sharply since elon musk bought twitter in october. meanwhile, another question hangs in the air — will elon musk abide by his own pole? twitter�*s new owner posted an informal poll on sunday asking if he should step down. on monday the results were in and it shows that just over 57% monday the results were in and it shows thatjust over 57% of respondents said yes, although it is not clear who if anyone would want the job. china is seeing a surge in covid cases since the lifting of its most severe restrictions earlier this month. the latest official figures appear to show a relatively low number of new daily cases. however, there are concerns that these numbers are an underestimate due to a recent reduction in covid testing. china's economy has grown by only 3.9% over the past year, compared wit

elizabeth warren is not so sure, take a listen to liz. >> i think one human being should not decide how millions of people communicate with each other, doesn't make a difference who the human being is. one human should not go in a dark room by himself and decide that person gets heard from, that person doesn't, that is not how it works. those decisions should be made out in the open and a lot of people should have input to it and that is not happening on twitter. >> todd: they are easier on tiktok than on elon musk, that statement shows her ignorance, elon musk is allowing everyone to be heard. >> carley: she was trying to criticize elon musk, saying one man shouldn't make all decisions what elon musk is doing is remove himself from the situation and have people speak freely, where was she when the heads of twitter were pulling content down? unbelievable. by the way, elon musk has reinstated 62,000 banned accounts that haven it,000 followers and just reversed the covid misinformation policy. get ready for heads to explode in washington. >> todd: that is gaslighting by elizabeth warren.

senator elizabeth warren and i authored the bill green -- build green act to invest to jump start thensition to all-electric public vehicles. mass transit, rail. and help modernize the nation's crumbling infrastructure. senator sherrod brown and i introduced the american workers opportunity act to support fossil fuel and coal workers and their families impacted by the transition we need to make as soon as possible to clean energy. simply stated, workers who over generations built up wonderful pay and benefit packages, if they work on a pipeline or refinery or coal mine, they -- it's not their fault we have to change. and they shouldn't suffer. and that bill would take care of that issue. i introduced the e.v. freedom act with representative alexandria ocasio-cortez to build a nationwide network of high-speed e.v. chargers to transform our transportation sector and end our reliance on fossil fuels. and i'm still going, right up until my last days in congress. today, this very day, i partnered with the chair of the speaker's select committee on the climate crisis, kathy castor of tampa,

[laughter] i have a ceremonial bone to pick with elizabeth warren.ng out mene being alone in a darkroom are. that's where i do my best work.e [laughter] i greg: yes! >> it's so absurd, the anger. it shows the left can't evenen toll late -- tolerate the idea that a different opinion exist, let alone engage with it.if if you don't lik ye a platform, don't to go on it. am i on only -- [inaudible] i am.right, greg greg pinterest is so weird -- >> because it's for women. [laughter] greg: that it' usually doesn't p me.do >> it'ess like for women who, like, bake things. greg: oh, yeah.it 's>> and decorate their homes,an things i've never done.gs [laughter] tbrg imrg what do you make of yellen's about face, huh? >> it doesn't really matter because we're going to be thees only onen's who notice it, and people are going tock the likett ah, well, you know -- [laughter] >> you know what? >> and, honestly -- >> you put up a picture of boris johnson -- [laughter] >> you know what's meaner?bori that she's involved in the conspiracy of government stealing my money.

this has nothing to do we elizabeth warren feigning out rage over allegations that he's misusing resourcesrom one company to another. this is about the democrats losing their monopoly on the social media company twitter, which they used durck the 2020 election -- during the 2020 election with the fbi that could have changed the outcome of the election. it's similar to what they've been trying to do to talk radio for three decades and once again, elizabeth warren, who has no experience in the private sector and is a academic and bureaucrat and tries to regulate businesses to her liking and more socialist government-run agenda, that's what this is about. it's not about actually holding elon musk accountable. at the end of the day, they're continuing to go after elon musk and it's interesting because they're all in on this electric vehicle push and yet they continue to isolate him and to punish him despite the fact he's the largest electric vehicle producer in the world. i mean, they certainly have a number of conflicting issues here and have a monopoly over free speech on twitter trumps the

and shareholders. >> elizabeth warren, a very influential lawmaker sent a letter to the tesla board on monday questioning if the ceo elon musk is meeting his legal obligation to the company and shareholders. she wrote as it -- that his actions as new ceo raised questions of possible violations of securities and other laws. she said despite widespread concerns it is unclear if the board is adequately governing the company. she said, she does not know if it has established clear rules and policies to address the risk to tesla posed by musk's dual roles. investors and tesla have been very concerned about the dual role if we drop into the bloomberg you can see the stock has taken quite a beating. down 50% -- 57% your to date. losing out on the tech rally. a lot of the recent pressure came from musk himself selling 3.6 billion in stock for what many believe is likely an attempt to pay down the extreme debt load placed on twitter. back to you. >> su keenan with the latest on that drama. we continue to wait for a response out of elon musk. meantime to the ftx and the latest there, sam bank

elizabeth warren is another. and elizabeth warren mean, you know, my sense of it because i've written about it at at the time is that she went to a relatively mediocre law school not a bad school but not at the harvard law school. you would normally get a job from harvard, which is rutgers and she wanted an advantage. and had some vague family rumors or history that she might be native american. and she put down that she was and that helped her may or may not have helped her get to harvard, but she thought it would. and the reason i'm pretty convinced that this was her motivation was that as soon as she got to harvard, she stopped listing herself in the law professors guide as being native american. so i'm sure that anyone who's defended her has explained why would be unless she suddenly had an epiphany that these stories were not true. but in any event, what i, i go through to show what the legal definitions be and i do have a separate chapter on native americans or really they're usually called american indians

what elizabeth warren is saying is she would like to expand the definition of money services businessesof things that don't make sense and exchanges in the us or money services businesses. her bill would not likely prevent anything we have seen, just gives the government more authority to survey and just try to control the general public and crypto currency. charles: congress had this hearing recently, spf didn't make it, he was arrested before and there were a few lawmakers and the anti-crypto contingent, hillary j allen said block chain technology is unfit, saying it allows providers to benefit, nothing to consumers. even people who weren't fans of crypto, and major value and block chain and now we see an effort to dismiss that. that concern you at all? >> doesn't concern me long-term. when some of the events unfolded over the last month everyone in the industry realized it was going to be the perfect storm for people to point out critiques of block chain or anything like that. at the core of it, decentralized finance, having decentralized lock chain is a decentralized lever and all t

instead we got the politics of bernie sanders and elizabeth warren.as a really of capitol investment. plus all of these spending gave us inflation. at least i think were not going to get much change on the progressive policy regulatory size. the hope is that house republicans will stall the sustained high spending that is killing the economy. paul: thanks and we come back divided government returns to washington with the public incentive to control the house next week is a gridlock on the horizon or are their chances for compromise? our panel previous the hundredyo 18th congress,u' next. the exam alone is worth... 59 bucks. i mean, people deserve breaks, right? yeah, brakes...! [out of control] book an exam today at americasbest.com. at booking.com, finding perfect isn't rocket science. kitchen? sorted. hot tub, why not? and of course, puppy-friendly. we don't like to say perfect, but it's pretty perfect. booking.com, booking.yeah. as a business owner, your bottom line is always top of mind. so start saving by switching to the mobile service designed

elizabeth warren consumer financial protection agency.s more mouth than mojo is and she and the sec could've done something, the cftc, the fraud statutes that could've uncovered what sam bankman-fried was doing, all go on and on and on, however, nobody wanted to stop the party of people trading the digital beanie babies and this was the allure of crypto get the government out of my money. ftx was based overseas and based in the bahamas. most of the trading activity was offshore. they could've gone after it as a gambling entity and they didn't do that. maria: was at the donation. >> it's like tiktok they didn't want to stop the party. let's face it they're all getting donations. >> let me point out kevin o'leary was a sponsor person for ftx and accepted $15 million, mostly kept in tokens and crypto currency on the platform, that wiped out of course this was an ongoing fraud at the time the spokesperson deal was inked. it was based on the indictment of sam bankman-fried, where was the due diligence there, all note in at least one of the myr

gary, senator elizabeth warren tweeting about chair powell's she calls it his extreme interest rate hikesit feels extreme to a lot of people, pushing our economy into a recession that cost millions of americans their jobs. she continues, the fed needs to remember it has a dual mandate, fight inflation and protect jobs. do you agree with her? >> about 99% wrong and i say that because look, i've been one of jay powell's biggest critics as far as printing too much money but his job right now is to tighten the screws but let's not forget elizabeth warren and friends massive record deficits, massive record debts, massive record federal spending which crowds out the economy and causes weaker economies and they just gave the certain finger to the public in the last couple of weeks with that gargantuan spending bill which by the way including everything will be somewhere in the neighborhood of 5.5 to $6 trillion, the government spending which by the way is paid for by the taxpayer, by the economy. that doesn't produce anything except their little fun things and i give them the plain big time long

but elizabeth warren is saying that one person should not be able to make these determinations. trace, when you look at the content moderators with all the big social media platforms, you look at the way the fbi and the clinton campaign and then also the biden campaign went to social media and said "do not put this up. this is going to be rough time misinformation." now that they see someone exposing what has happened, they are going to go after elon musk because he has had he's going to make those files, those emails that show this, he's going to make it public. >> trace: we do. we have records, videotape. we know the misinformation was coming from one side and it wasn't the side they're complaining about now. what do you think about republicans threatening to block the annual defense authorization bill, senator? because of mandatory military vaccinations. >> what republicans are doing is working to be certain that we get included in the defense authorization act. the ability to keep dod from firing our men and women in uniform because they are not taking a covid shot. bear in

but is not only elizabeth warren. even the white house is pledging to keep a close eye on elon musk and twitter, and monitor their activities. a close eye? what does that mean? really? is that a threat? either way, apparently it's news to the white house press secretary who is incapable, unable, unwilling to answer basic questions from our own peter doocy. take a look. >> when are you guys going to delete the white house twitter account? >> why would we do that? >> well, you said that you're keeping an eye on twitter because it might not be a suitable platform. so why use it? >> i don't have anything to share on any policy or any changes that we will be making. we have multiple platforms, as you know, that we utilize to communicate with the american people. >> when you say you're going to be monitoring some of the speech on there, if you see something you don't like, would you like to shut twitter down? >> look, when you talk about monitoring, i hate to break it to you, peter -- just like everybody else, we very much

call stunt when aoc and elizabeth warren went. >> it is unbelievable, the things that this man says,te frankly he doesn't follow the rule of law. he doesn't care that the borders are open. he doesn't care that our country is literally bleeding. yet he still tries in some way to defend his lack of interest and his lack of focus and the very fact, regardless of how he feels about it, that he wouldn't go there. i have been there, almost every congress person has been there to investigate, to learn, to listen, to watch, to understand what is happening in the united states of america and the harm he is doing himself and his administration to our border states. unbelievable. elizabeth: he spent 40% of his term already in delaware, congressman. >> yeah. you know what? honestly i almost wish he would just spend the rest of his term in the basement in delaware and somebody new would come in, certainly not the vice president because she possibly is the only person who could be worse than the actual president is in that position. elizabeth: let's get to go kathleen. kathleen, good to have you o

senator elizabeth warren also has a problem with how things are being run at twitter hq with musk in >> elon musk is doing just fine. >> reporter: but do you think users have a right to freedom of speech even if what they're saying is wrong or offensive? >> i think that one whom human being should not decide how millions of people communicate with each other. doesn't make that difference who that is. one human being should not go into dark room by himself, oh, that person gets heard from, that person doesn't. >> reporter: apple ceo tim cook was on capitol hill to meet with lawmakers. he did clear the air to meet with elon musk yesterday to assure him that removing twitter on the app store was not on the table. jackie. jackie: with more on this and hunter biden laptop story, oversight reform committee ranking member congressman james comer. congressman, before we get to the hunter biden part of this, if we could back up to the sound bite of elizabeth warren. when jack dorsey was going into the dark room and he was arbitrarily saying what, who should be suspended it was completely fine

he might be at ground breaking for elizabeth warren's new $3 million swimming pool in massachusetts,s what americans believe we should borrow money on right now. because that's putting people before politics. i don't know if you're going to go to the leahy center that he requested. >> reporter: $75 million for family planning where population growth could harm the environment, $66 million for fisheries and money to prosecute those connected to last year's riot at the capitol. one republican called this, quote, garbage. house majority leader steny hoyer took issue with that characterization. >> from hurricanes to wildfires, natural disasters and the climate crisis, a growing threat to americans across the country. fortunately, this bill secures $38 billion in supplemental appropriations to help these communities rebuild after disasters and strengthen themselves against future ones. that is not garbage. >> reporter: now, even though congress passed the bill before last night's deadline, lawmakers still missedded hair mark. lawmakers also approved an interim spending bill, the third the

is a very ambitious guy and sees himself asport potentially the next treasury secretary and elizabeth warrennti market maker and one of the major market makers is citadel securities run by a guy named ken griffin one of the major republican donors right now. >> cheryl: who moved to florida along with all of citadel. >> charlie: but my point is ken griffin isn't a guy who goes to the elizabeth warren and the democrat party. i'm not saying that's the reason just sometimes confluence does not equal concurrence but sometimes it does. >> cheryl: charlie, thank you. very good stuff. well closing bell will ring we have got seven whole minutes to go. talk about a decision. dow has had quite a day very volatile day, 98 times we've seen the dow cross the line, s&p 500 is 62 times and markets overall, we have been in the red repeatedly, but as we move into the close, we've only got the dow down now about a little more than seven points and at one point the dow was up 177. we were down 92 the highs and the lows for the dow so we'll keep on the markets for you. also there's this story, interesting. warne

senator elizabeth warren wrote to tesla's board chair. she believes he violated his legal duties to tesla. she raised questions about whether musk funnels tesla resources into twitter. she said musk has a conflict of interest with tesla because twitter is paid for ads by tesla's competition. senator warren expects the company to respond by the new year. musk and his lawyers have not yet commented. >>> facebook parent company met that is facing sanctions from the eu but not more reasons you might expect. today the european union issued a list of objections regarding facebook marketplace. the eu claims that because everyone with a facebook account also automatically has a marketplace account, it gives marketplace an advantage that competitors cannot match. and this potentially could violate antitrust laws. it's a step in a formal investigation. but if meta ends up being charged, the company could face a fine of nearly $12 billion. >>> a push to eliminate gender inequalities is making its way through the state capitol. nancy skinner introduc

every every single day since at least 2016 senator elizabeth warren has urged federal regulators to breakonce calling the bank's former ceo gutless at a congressional hearing. have you resigned as ceo or chairman of wells fargo? the board. i serve at the resigned no. i have not returned one nickel. of the money you earned while this scam was going on, and the board will do, i will take that as a no. then or an applauded the latest fly fine against wells fargo, calling it much needed accountability. coming up a celebration with french fries. bring your pet to work day may soon announcer: type 2 diabetes? discover the power of 3 in the ozempic® tri-zone. in my ozempic® tri-zone, i lowered my a1c, cv risk, and lost some weight. announcer: ozempic® provides powerful a1c reduction. in studies, the majority of people reached an a1c under 7 and maintained it. ozempic® lowers the risk of major cardiovascular events such as stroke, heart attack, or death in adults also with known heart disease. and you may lose weight. adults lost up to 14 pounds. ozempic® isn't for people with type 1 diabetes. do

we have a hard time doing it with just to see are democrats like massachusetts senator elizabeth warren also oppose the short-term bill spending this year should be different from spending last year. the only way we make that happen is with on this cr doesn't get us there. and while republicans like louisiana senator john kennedy would prefer an omnibus, he blames democrats for the impasse on appropriations. they want share with the committee. how much money we have the speed and much much, but we're going to spend it on. kennedy says a growing list of republicans want to wait until their party controls the house in january to strike a spending deal with democrats. i guess they think we're going okay and maybe some of my colleagues will, but i'm not. and blinken will be back on capitol hill later today to have the same meeting with house members. >> live in washington. i'm jessi tenure. all right. jessi, thank you for that. >> well, still to come on the kron, 4 morning news, the u.s. government correcting wrongfully sent approval letters for student debt relief. we're going break down t

other lawmakers who statements have also been questioned, including senator elizabeth warren's claims of native american heritage, and senator richard blumenthal's claim that he served in vietnam. still, despite his long list of doubtful statements, santos insists his resume is not false. instead, he calls it debatable. the republican jewish coalition disagrees, saying santos deceived them and misrepresented his heritage. santos claims he never outright said he was jewish, but listen to him on the campaign trail this year, lasers in space trust me. yeah his democratic opponent is now challenging santos to a special election confident he has public trust issue, resign his position and staying with me in a special election. and pressure is now growing on republican leadership . we reached house majority leader kevin mccarthy's office but received no response. some republicans are calling for an ethics investigation. santos says he will only leave office if voters kick him out in the next election. the republican chairman in his district, santos may have broken the public trust . but he

names being thrown out there, some from the recent past of the last campaign, amy klobuchar, elizabeth warren, bernie sanders , but if you believe people are looking for something they have yet to find, they are looking were at people like michigan governor gretchen whitmer who has done a very good job as governor and democrats seem to love her and she did well and it midterm elections and what was supposed to be a tight race. gavin newsom has all but declared that he has want to run for president, given the idea that joe biden would not. i think there are a lot of people there. take your pick, but whoever in his has to appeal to something as the go back to the beginning of this discussion that doesn't quite feel like it is in play yet. democrats as much as republicans are moving in that direction. host: which republicans could beat former president trump in a primary? guest: the one who will get the first audition clearly is the florida governor ron desantis. there are a lot of reasons for that. desantis is highly thought of in the state of florida, the fact that he won reelection by 19 poin

but it's not only elizabeth warren. even the white house is pledging to keep a close eye on elon musk on twitterheir and monitor their activities. a close eye.activiti what does that mean, really? >> is that a threat either way?p apparently, itpa is . news to the white house press secretary was incapable, unable ,unwilling to answer basic questions from our very own peter doocy. >> tak e a look.n ar when are you guys going to delete the white houseunt? twitter account? why would we do thathy? w well, you're saying that you'reo keeping an eye on twitter because it might not be atform. suitable platform. >> so why use it?>> i look, i don't have anythingor a to share on any policy or any changes that we will be making s . we have multiple platforms,yo as you know, that we utilize to communicate with the american people. pe you're youae wiy thatth the going to be monitoring some of m the speech on there, if you see something that you don't like, what you try to shut twitter wh down.yo so, look, you when you when you talk ab

kamala harris, no,gieg pete buttigieg, no, elizabeth warren -- they do not have a long bench.ably going to bet biden becaushae there is literay nobody else. >> i definitely believe they are trying to get michelle obama.>>i i think they are. >> i have to disagree. i think they would love michelle michelle obama to run and she's the most popular politician, but i don't thinan bk she will evero it. >> steve: she is popular until she runs. the minute she runs -- >> i think she wants to keep her popularity. >> pretending that they didn't like her. >> steve: thank you so much it went so quickly. thank you for watching. the great christmas debate is up until the "the next revolution" will be televised. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ >> carley: a fox news alert, "the new york post" exclusively learning the fbi was warning twitter about so-called act material circulating about hunter biden and weekly meetings. the 2020 presidential election and those warnings were so specific that twitter was ready to censor the post report on hunter's laptop immediately. you are watching "fox & friends first" on this monday

haidi: elizabeth warren weighing in with a letter to the tesla board. >> this is another big pressureelon musk and his other main company, tesla. elizabeth warren sending a letter to the board of tesla asking them whether they are doing everything they can to rein in elon musk. she wrote "his action as the new ceo of twitter has raised questions about possible violations of securities and other laws." despite widespread concerns about elon musk buying out twitter while ceo of tesla, it is unclear if the board is adequately covering the company and there are clear policies to address the risk to tesla posed by elon musk's dual roles. it is a warning to tesla investors. meanwhile, tesla's stock continues to move lower. it had a brief rally earlier in the day but it has missed out on the rally in tech that happened the last few weeks. down some 57% year to date. there are many concerns from investors that elon musk's continued focus on twitter even if he steps down as ceo is continuing to interfere with the focus he puts on tesla and some of his other companies. haidi: su keenan with the

. >> elizabeth warren not only ha the political career, but also her academic career based on a lie aboutake heritage. so yes, there is stolen valor all over the place right that's what politicians do. he kind of served in the united states during vietnam after his five deferments, but he was not in vietnam. this guy is obviously pathological liar. i am so intrigued by history, and i find it so comical that i think he is a perfect place. >> well-suited for governor brickey when they go back to madagascar, and chris rock and the zebra is running ronco majority into what is going to be like finally i have a chambe full of other. >> and, the thing that is so great about him is that he ascended to office after killin osama bin laden. >> he was there. he wasn't the trigger man, but he was the guy behind a. >> shoot now. shootdown. >> have you had lied today? >> i have not like today. i don't care about liars, they are there, that's what they do. at think he made some stupid lies because he was saying things like i went to an elite university. he is running as a republican, we don't like elite

elizabeth warren? kamala harris?iden because there is literally nobody else. >> i think it will get michelle obama to try to run. >> i disagree think they would love to the most popular politician that is not a politician but i don't think she will do it. steve: she is popular until she runs then it is over. >> she pretends that she doesn't like it. steve: a fantastic show. thank you for watching the great christmas debate is up next we will see you next sunday when "the next revolution" is televised. >> christmas is supposed to be a time to come together but crackling with contention? i say enough. right here right now. this is the great christmas debate. ♪ i am your host we have two teams playing for bragging rights and a cash prize for charity we have the green team and the red team

. >> some democrats want the old twitter back, senator elizabeth warren thinks musk is making content moderation decisions in a dark room by himself and wants more transparency around these decisions. so does the european union who threatened to ban twitter if they don't follow a checklist of rules and stop an arbitrary approach to reinstating band users but some democrats say things like freedom of speech is a gray area. >> do you think users have a right to freedom of speech even if what they are saying is offensive or wrong? >> that is appointed judge but you can see some things are over the line. they have to be held responsible, these websites have to be held responsible for publishing them. >> reporter: tim cook will be here to meet with lawmakers. yesterday he met with elon musk and reportedly cleared the air that apple was never considering removing twitter from their apps store. ashley: interesting stuff. thank you very much. congressman mike waltz from florida joined me now. musk says twitter interfered with elections. can we expect that to stop now that he has taken over? >

. >> brian: whole democrats party and elizabeth warren yesterday. >> ainsley: why are they afraid ofe speech? >> steve: left had monopoly it. >> brian: everything is disinformation, one call, how does he do that, how does he get mark zuckerberg to agree with google and -- >> steve: group think. >> ainsley: that is why i want him to pull back the curtain, elon musk, show why that story was censured, he said he is going to. i want to see who was involved, who was sends letters and e-mails to twitter saying, remove this story. >> steve: in the past at twitter, they had discussions, but we never heard that. now elon musk is having the discussion with all of us out in the public. >> brian: i'm adding followers, not as much as certain people. tomi lahren. >> ainsley: brian said i have 30,000 recent new followers on twitter, she said, yeah, i've gotten 100,000. >> brian: i think 200,000, social media mogul. >> steve: the idaho murder mystery, sea of mourners gathered in memory of the idaho students murdered near campus. >> brian: authorities backtrack on their claims that the victims or res

stolen valor, they are all fluffing their proverbial nests to make themselves sound more special, elizabeth warrennam, you have 5 deferments. you were in the marines. for service for a while, does not serve probably never stepped foot. prad should he resign? >> yeah, it is not new or shocking for a politician to lie. but this guy john, santos, he took it to another level, hlied about everything from his education, college and work and religion, i am now lift wondering, one of his claims to fame an openly gay republican, i am wondering if he is actually gay. i'm -- now i'm questioning even that aspect of what he said, i'll have to check his browser history. we can know for sure. >> yeah. >> but seriously, he probably should resign. i just don't know how any constituent could trust anything he said again, we should not trust anything out of a congress person's mouth regardless. kennedy: they all lie. scott, not about being gay, i don't care what you do and who you deal with, scott, make -- >> he is gayish. >> they lie whether they deny being gay most of the time, yeah, no, he lied about himself, but

no matter what elizabeth warren complains about i will do this.aul: look at the inflation on average people and the average weekly earnings falling 3 percent at one.9 percent does that mean the average american has a decline in his or her standard of living? and that shows that inflation hits the middle class. >> it does very hard and that is precisely jerome powell's point they have to get the inflation rate down below the growth in real wages or people will always be behind and that is simply toxic all through history to see those examples as it is eroding and let's be honest with what's going on. all of these dislocations caused by the pandemic and all the economic closures forcing unemployment layoffs and supply chains were disrupted and then the massive amount to compensate for all of that. the economy fundamentally strong but it will take a long time to work through those dislocations. >> look at the 401(k) and looking at equity prices those equity bonds have taken a hit but there hasn't been great crisis in the financial markets the big one