you see scott on fox news all the time, fox business news, as well as jason and charlie, of course. you're talking to trump. what do you think he needs to be doing, in addition to the things we've been talking about, what does he need to do to get this economy going because you're talking to him all the time? scott: i think it's a lot of what you said. i suggested to him that his good friend, the prime minister of japan, who was tragically assassinated, had something called the three arrows. i suggested to president trump that he had a similar three arrows and just to back up a little. i have a good life. i used to always say, i want fortune, not fame. but i've come out from behind my desk in this election cycle because i do believe the 2024-2025 is the last chance for us to grow our way out of this massive debt. that the biden administration has put us under. and if you hear the former fed vice chair, it was her idea to get rid of the average inflation targeting, right when inflation took off, but she's now head of the chair of the national economic council and she gave a speech la

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on behalf of la, new york, and chicago-based camera crews for fox business and fox news, we're signing off -- larry: hello, folks. welcome to kudlow. i'm larry kudlow. so unfortunately the nightmare in california continues, but better news, president elect trump in washington seems to be getting his one, big beautiful bill. senators bill hagerty and dan sullivan will join us in just a few moments plus congressman greg steube and robert o'brian talking about greenland going maga and max gordon live in california in the middle of the terrible wild fires. what's the situation, max? they're not getting any better. reporter: larry, there's a grizzly update to share. the la county sheriff's office confirmed that human remains have been found in the house that burned downright behind me. sheriff's deputy seizure disorderses responded last night to a -- deputies responded to a welfare check and remains were found. these would be the first deaths associated with the palisades fire. just an awful instance here and where we're standing along the pacific coast highway, you can see the destruction

and taylor riggs, co-host of the big money show on fabulous fox business. happy new year, kids. >> happy new year. larry: john welcome back. i am getting at in hig my open odd way, fed cut target rate by 1%. guess what, 10 year bellwether treasury, an indicator of inflation fears, has gone up not down, but up by the same 100 basis points or 1%. if you buy into this, there will be trumpian inflation. that is not what he hoped for, my question, maybe the tax cuts can produce more economic growth or more goods and services and combat inflation or maybe we're doomed because of fed is running monetary policy, john? >> the bond market is rejecting fed cuts, they tell fed they did the wrong thing, the fed is now rejecting its own cuts, saying we might cut twice this year, looking at market pricing maybe one more time this is a retreat from where they were, there is a danger they may have reignited inflation, the way out of it is companyian economic -- trumpian economics, we need more on supply side. we don't want to key qsqueeze the economy to a slowdown, we need tax cuts t

new tomorrow possible. better questions. better outcomes. liz: fox businessaristas and investors, listen up, the new ceo, brian niccol, just announced he will cut jobs as part of his turn-around plan. he became ceo in september after leading chipotle for six years. he said details will be announced as early as march, but he added that the layoffs will not impact in-store teams. i'm going to read that as baristas are hopefully safe. investors making a few bucks on starbucks' shares on that news. the stock is up 2.6% or $2.47. to $97 and change. walgreens, though, is getting pummeled. that stock is fouling -- falling 12.75% after it was accused of fulfilling unlawful opioid prescriptions by the justice department. today is pretty much the first opportunity to trade the stock since the doj filed the lawsuit late friday. the feds say walgreens contributed to the opioid epidemic by filling millions, yes, millions of unlawful prescriptions for addictive painkillers and other drugs. ever core called the lawsuit a, quote, headline risk for the time being. ulta beauty

. >> ashley: carol because only with fox news business, good morning. >> for sugar bowl let's start theretainly does change the economics not just for people in new orleans, but those trying to get out of new orleans and even the ticket price is have seen for the game, people paying $125 to $1,500 now you can get for $25. a lot of people online could not get their flights changed or didn't feel comfortable staying in the city of new orleans. that is one thing. the other issue is what this means for upcoming super bowl, which is february 9th. this is also plan to be at the superdome, which is close to bourbon street if you've ever been to new orleans. this is an economic story because for the city in the state like the sugar bowl and mardi gras, the super bowl is a major economic event for not just the city but really the entire state of louisiana. the projections right now the state of louisiana getting $500 million economic impact so thotels, small businesses really benefit from events like this. the nfl as far as security and safety code to the nfl put out a statement yesterday. here is

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this morning new details about how these fires started. fox businessmax gordon in malibu, live right now. max. >> reporter: hey there, maria. another day of extreme fire weather, high winds, very dry conditions. you can feel the dryness on your skin right now. the national weather service calling this a pds, a particularly dangerous situation with winds between 45 to 70 miles per hour. they've extended this warning until 3 3:00 p.m. today, firefighters needing to jump on any spark, any inferno, trying to get these things out. there's a lot of firefighters on the ground right now, about 15,000 fire personnel from across the western u.s. as well as canada and mexico and now thoughts turn to why these fires started especially the palisades and eaton fire. right now, several lawsuits allege that southern california edison, the utility company down here, might have played a role in sparking one of these fires, the eaton fire. video shows flames underneath a transmission line and on the palisades fire the atf is on the ground right now investigating this inc

going down for that and ceo of booze allen hamilton joining us live in a fox business exclusive and good news out of the middle east and nine consumer inflation data and giving the bulls real muscle and kicking off final hour of trade and dow 780 points and just under 2% and s&p 500 moving higher by 112 and nasdaq is the peak spl sen tajikistan winner and up 2.5 or 478 points on pace to snap a five day losing streak. >> 606 and that accounts for some 204 points of the entire rally here on the dow jones industrials. the investment bank on the moment at record high and fourth quarter profits and more than council year over year from 2 billion to 4.1 billion and jumping 4.5% and that's a record high and jp morgan below record express and up 2% and net income rose by 50% and banking fees rose 59%. we should check out citi, now a dow component but the giant is soaring by 7.5% on earnings beat and $20 billion stock buy back approval. what about tech? a day after all the magnificent seven ended in the red they're splashing in the green and tesla gaining 7.25% and top of s&p and this doesn't hurt. in

fox business. i hope you will join me. i will see you on the fox news channel on sunday morning at 10:00 a.m. eastern for "sunday morning futures" i have exclusive interviews with oversight committee chairman james comer, texas governor greg abbott, florida caucus men brian donald and treasury secretary steven mnuchin join me on fox news on sunday morning. that will do it for us on fox business. thank you so much for joining us have a great rest of the week and i will see you next time. >> "barron's roundtable" sponsored by global x etf's. jack: welcome to "barron's roundtable" where we get behind the headlines and prepare you for the weekend. i am jack otter big tech in the spotlight top ceos front center of the inauguration they deliver for president trump i can they deliver for wall street, we will take a deeper look. we begin with the expert panel and three things investors are to be thinking about right now on the "barron's roundtable" my colleagues ben levisohn, elizabeth o'brien and andrew bary. great week for the s&p 500 and the dow did better going out more than 2%, broadening in the

business. >> carley: fox news alert, at least five dead as five active wildfires tear through los angeles countying 100,000 people out of their homes. >> todd: they have torched 27,000 acres, that adds us to double the size of manhattan. janice dean has the latest. >> janice: they updated acreage of the fire, over 17,000 acres in palisades. winds have calmed down considerably, we will still deal with 30, 40, to 60 mile per hour winds today. i think they will be able to get some planes in the air and do some defending of the fires that are burning out of control. z zero percent containment for the palisades fire. yesterday the eaton fire was barely there and now 10,000 acres. wind alerts continue. wind gusts 50 mile per hour today. here is wind gust model going through time. 40 to 50 mile per hour winds in the afternoon hours and overnight to friday and friday afternoon things calm down considerably and hopefully this weekend, they'll get a grasp on things. fire outlook elevated in the shaded area ongoing through friday. no rain in the forecast. temperatures are not an issue. it is the dry, the b

business. >> carley: fox news alert.ldfire victims by using starlink and cyber trucks saying we'll position cyber trucks with starlink in grid pattern in the areas that most need it. his plan to provide free in internet will delay cyber truck delivers in california until end of the week. middle class families with wealth tied up are facing tough choices. cheryl casone from fox business is here with details. good morning. >> cheryl: heartbreaking accounting in "wall street journal" with middle-class families, not celebrities, that had a lot of their wealth tied up in their home and that home is now gone, what do you do? >> it was our beautiful dream home, primary wealth. it was our retirement, equity, it was everything. if you are middle-class person in the 80s and you got your dream home in the palisades palisades, that ballooned to 3.5 or 3.7 million. insurance companies are saying, we'll give you 800,000 and cover your rent. what if you have mortgage. a lot of the homes are inherited, you can't afford the rebuilding pr

anne rubin, ktvu, fox two news. >> business and tech journalist ian sher says that meta had come under criticism for perceived political bias in its fact checking by effectively giving that control over now to the people and letting essentially everyone vote on what the truth is. >> it allows facebook to kind of sidestep the issue. of course, it raises this whole new problem of that what people vote to be true is not always what the actual facts are. >> sher says there are places online where the community has been able to police itself. he points to wikipedia as an example, where people have come together to ensure that information is largely accurate. >> on wall street, stocks slumped on new concerns about inflation. a stronger than expected jobs report is leading to speculation that the federal reserve will pause cutting interest rates. the dow was down 178 points. the nasdaq sank 375 points and the s&p 500 was off 66 points. shares of santa clara chipmaker nvidia fell over 6%. amazon, tesla, apple and microsoft were also lower. the new jobs numbers showed job creation in november h

fox business. i hope you will join me. i'll see on sunday morning on the fox news channel, tony rewording futures. exclusive interviews with tennessee senator bill hagerty incoming borders are tom hallman, mike waller and income intelligences by jury board devin nunes. that will do us fox business. have a great rest of the weekend. i will see you next time. >> "barron's roundtable" sponsored by global x etf's. jack: welcome to "barron's roundtable" where we get behind the headlines and prepare you for the weekend. president-elect trump saber rattling to seize the panama canal and greenland, brought tears and cared about mexico. ian bremmer joins us live on that and more. first we begin with expert panel on three things investors think about right now. on the "barron's roundtable" ben levisohn, alyssa corum and al root. good to see you. jack: the market was meandering the weekend friday fell out of bed, what was going on. >> harder than expected december jobs report suspect investors. in unexpected pickup and payroll gains 256,000 in the unemployment rate fell to 1.4%, hotter than expected academy t

joining us dagen mcdowell, cohost of the bottom line and the big money show on fox business, and dr. marc siegel, fox news senior medical analyst and professor of nyu -- health. president trump spoke to reporters immediately after he landed in asheville, north carolina. >> so interesting. everybody is talking about california, and that's a mess, but i said i'm not going to california until i stop in north carolina. here we are. we are going to go visit the site. we are going to work with the three of the congressman, republican congressman, who are fantastic and their areas have been affected. i like the concept when north carolina gets hit, the governor takes care of it. when florida gets hit, the governor takes care of it, meaning the state takes care of it. to have a group of people come in from an area that don't even know where they are going in order to solve, immediately, a problem, is something that never worked for me. this is probably one of the best examples of it not working. there's been some others, like in louisiana, et cetera. we are going to be doing something on fema that i think most pe

fox business' madison alworth live from the new york boat show with the latest.t is, cheryl, because it's freezing outside but clearly, we have good boating weather inside. this is the world's oldest boat show and i am on the queen of the show. this is the formula 457 ccs. this bad boy fully loaded sells for 2.4 million but if you take home the floor model, you get a deal. just under $2 million. obviously, formula hoping to sell this boat. if they do it will help with overall sales. take a look. we have seen a bit of a recovery there. we're up around 28% when it comes to sales since 2019. now, this encapsulates new boats, old boats, accessories so when you look at volume of new boats you see there's still ground to make up. we've seen an increase there, but we're still last year 240,000 power boats compared to 2019, still room to grow. industry experts though are hopeful. shows like this account for 60% of annual sales. they tell me that because of the trump administration and their policies, they think they are going to get wind in their sails take a listen. >>

i have encountered this reporting for fox weather and fox news channel and fox business.ng you can never fully get used to. seems like this. photojournalist thomas to show you the scene in this mobile home park. it looks to be a tesla cybertruck burnt to the ground and multiple homes here reduced to ashes. if you pan over here, thomas, we can see one of these homes are still burning. we actually talked to the owner of the home. he said his family had multiple family heirlooms inside. that you know, there is simply nothing they can do. shelter in place and the smoke began to emerge 10:00 a.m. yesterday morning. and then this fire whipped by the strong santa ana winds turn into an inferno engulfing the mobile home park and so many communities along the coast. it has been incredible to see as we have driven along the pacific coast highway, which is visible actually just down the hill. you can see the ocean right here as the smoke continues to pour out over the pacific once a beautiful place and usually vacation destination now turned. back to you guys. >> during max's report

liz: fox business with alert, the future of footwear is here. nike has revealed a new posit. st kind of a futuristic take on the mule or, i don't know, doesn't look like a mule but sort of a slide meets something -- [laughter] and will be available for purchase spring for $140. but a new start-up is actually beating nike to the punch, officially launching the first ever commercial shoe designed by a.i. available for preorder starting today using antiimage if generator mid if journey. the company created a sketch inspired by spaceships to be 3-d printed by another company in germany. the concept grabbed the attention of the man behind one of the most iconic shoe brands in history, reebok's joe foster, who said, i'm in, i'm backing this one. joining me now first on fox business is the aforementioned joe foster and sunt late founder and ceo -- scintillate founder ben weiss. happy new year. well, heck, we got a pair of these things on the set. [laughter] why don't we take a shot of them? they're white. they look like they're kind of a croc meets a slide, but there's someth

and doesn't have influence a half continues to an podcast like joe rogan or networks like fox news, fox businesss like x, they are now the media within anything the receiving then these other outlets out of reflex decide that anything donald trump does is bad, clearly the country thinks differently. stuart: you got that right, he wants to release the records on the assassination, jfk, rfk martin luther king jr. what is going on here why does he want to release the records. >> trump should do exactly that, anybody and everybody was an adult and they have been involved in the jfk or rfk or mlk assassination, they are dead. there is no one to protect anymore, no national security issue let's see some transparency, there's no reason we should not know about that just like we shouldn't no exactly what's going on area 51 or anything with the epstein files, get it all out there, when you kick this stuff on their apps that's the lowest trust in government that we have seen in pulling history. i say let it all out there and let the people see exactly what may happen in all of the situations. stuart: in e

fox business. i hope you will join me. i'll see on sunday morning on the fox news channel, tony rewording futures. h tennessee senator bill hagerty incoming borders are tom hallman, mike waller and income intelligences by jury board devin nunes. that will do us fox business. have a great rest of the weekend. i will see you next time >> "barron's roundtable" sponsored by global x etf's. jack: welcome to "barron's roundtable" where we get behind the headlines and prepare you for the weekend. president-elect trump saber rattling to seize the panama canal and greenland, brought

she was 73 years old and her son garrett said in a statement to fox business reacting to this new news conditions, "this makes me extremely angry and sad. my mother was receiving treatment at the time for cancer and the sandwich was one of the few things she would agree to eat. at the time i thought i was doing a good thing and now, i just feel guilty." well, dorman is suing boar's head and the company declined to comment on this ongoing litigation but suffice it to say these new documents add to the mounting questions they have to answer in court stuart and also scrutiny over the usda for how it overseas the process of food processing in our country. stuart: got it. lidia, thank you very much. weight loss drugs like ozempic and wegovy have been considered a miracle medication. my next guest wrote the book "the ozempic revolution" and if it's so good, should everyone take ozempic? >> no not at all but it is very useful and effective for preventing and reversing disease in many of the people in our country right now. up to 50% of our country is suffering with obesity and these diseases

business. >> dana: fox news alert.ng back against two new wildfires that erupted yesterday in los angeles. the flames forcing thousands to evacuate. jonathan hunt is in castaic, california with more. hi, jonathan. >> good morning, dana. just in the last 15 minutes or so, the winds have really picked up here once again. while firefighters do have the upper hand this morning, they are not letting down their guard in any way, shape or form. i want to give you a quick look at the kind of -- gives you a sense of how quickly those flames move when they get going. you are looking at a huge burn scar here on the shores of lake castaic where those claims were ripping through yesterday threatening the town of castaic itself and just to the south of that santa clarita forcing tens of thousands of people evacuating their homes. given what has happened over the last couple of weeks here in the l.a. area, nobody was taking any risks with those evacuation orders. when they heard them, people got out and they got out quickly. we had a

. ♪ visiting angels america's choice in home care ♪ liz: fox business alert, the u.s. has a newthe senate confirmed former wisconsin congressman and fox business host sean duffy as transportation secretary. duffy secured the role with a bipartisan vote of 77-22 and is set to have a very important hand in crafting u.s. transportation policy. part of that could be the approval of theoverture, that's on your screen. it'll be the first american-made supersonic plane produced by commercial aerospace start-up boom supersonic. this morning the overture's prototype, xb-1, broke the sunday barrier for the first time with its prototype aircraft. grady trimble is live from the mojave air and space port where he spoke exclusively with the ceo. grady, that must have been fascinating. >> reporter: service, liz. this company could have the answer to the concord coming right here from the united states. the planes they plan if to make here in the united states, the only difference is this plane has a heck of a lot more technologically advanced features to it. and, by the way, this plane that br

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business. will: fox news alert, right now fire crews in los angeles racing to contain an out of control wildfireng winds to threaten their progress. 16 victims are confirmed dead and more than 100,000 remain evacuated. joining us now is the latest, battalion chief david acuna. chief, thanks for being with us. let's start with just an update. first, how do we feel about containment? what areas are the most threatened as we wake up this morning? >> good morning. thank you for having me on. well, honestly, the entire perimeter is threatened, although we are at 11 and 15% containment for the palisades and eaton respectively. the concern is these winds as they go back and forth. adam did a great job of pointing out all the weather, santa ana winds. one of the elements that we look at as well though is all that air ends up being a pocket off the ocean. well, as soon as the winds stop, the winds go the other direction. so we've been dealing with these battling winds that that threatened every inch of that line, which is why we're being so cautious with the containment percentage. will: so, chief, right

fox nation. >> when you can't watch. >> listen. get the latest news, business and news headlines on sirius xm anytime, anywhere. fox news audio on sirius xm america is listening. >> all right, before we go, we want to thank president trump and his administration for welcoming all of us to the white house. just two days after taking office. we'll have more of this interview coming up tomorrow. unfortunately, that is all the time we have left for tonight. in the meantime, let not your heart be troubled. greg gutfeld, standing by to put a smile on your face. have a great night. >> i know, i know, i know, i know i am. that handsome. happy wednesday everyone! so america is. >> experiencing record cold temperatures across the country. >> it's so cold. >> that. >> in dc. >> hunter biden's. penis got stuck to. >> a telephone pole. again. in new york city, perverts are applying road salt before they rub up against you. you and the big apple's maniacs are resorting to pushing people in front of snowplows. yeah, i thought that was too grim too. but you never know until you try. am i right, america? border czar tom homan sa

busy reporting day. jonathan hunt, fox news correspondent who was with us from the unified command centre in pasadena. and bring in my bbc news colleague emma vardy who is the bbc�*s la correspondent. many of you listening will have seen and heard emma on the news in the last week or so in particular. i rememberturning particular. i remember turning on particular. i rememberturning on the television in the newsroom a few days back and seeing you wearing lots of protective equipment has reported on a think it was the six 0'clock news so tell us about your preparations as you went onto doing live reporting on those kind situations. i mean the first 24 hours of the fire was just extraordinary. because the flames are right on top of us, smoke was so thick it was blocking out the sun and you could barely anything in the middle of the day and so the middle of the day and so the goggles may have looked ridiculous but they were absolutely necessary because your eyes were stinging and, of course, the flame retardant suits need no explanation. but we were taking precautions off—camera also, coming into a situat

a quick programming note, at 4:00 eastern time on fox business, the terror investigation in new orleans. 4:00 on kudlow. let's get to these markets, strong starch to learn new year after selloff to the end of last year, some profittaking. great to have you here, we talked about downtrends in the market but a bit about momentum into the new year. do you think it is there? >> happy new year to you and yours also. my big issue, there was a laundry list of barriers in stiff downtrends, oil, oddities, transports, economically sensitive managed care, ton of healthcare to have the market to stand fast and tall going into the new year, got to put lows and goes decent way to start that process. the market was lifted up in a big way to the end of the year by ten stocks being 55% of the nasdaq 100 and 8 stocks 36% of the s&p and those are mostly big mega, not sure they can continue to lead forever. if i can say we have a 3 to one advance to decline instead of 1 to 3, a few in the last month or so. ashley: as always you are watching of the 10 year yield like a hawk. it is down today which is a tail

welcome to fox news live i'm griff jenkins it is another busy news hour jackie. >> i'm jackie heinrichctuary cities alexandria huff is outside trump national golf club in sterling, virginia with more for us. hi

welcome to fox news live i'm griff jenkins it is another busy news hour jackie. >> i'm jackie heinrich. >> this will reportedly include ice raids in many sanctuary cities alexandria huff is outside trump national golf club in sterling, virginia with more for us. hi alexandria. reporter: hi jackie good to be with you we've seen over the past few days all of this work that gritty work to prepare for a transition happen. but the pageantry it will kick off funnelly from here, about 30 miles outside of d.c. later this evening with this posted reception and fireworks display but talking about some of that work even down in palm beach yesterday, the president-elect hosted new york city mayor eric adams he also had a call with chinese president xi jinping stated on that call we discuss fentanyl and president and i will make the world more peaceful and safe. and as you were talking about the administration, i mean, domestic safety, that comes with the immediate immigration action that they have been talking about and incoming border czar confirming to fox news that immigration raids will begin

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. >> get the latest news, business and news headlines on sirius xm anytime, anywhere. fox news audio on sirius xm america is listening. tomorrow. inside the inaugural celebrations, johnny joins the festivities and hears from lov. >> time for water cooler. let's bring in fox news host julie banderas. first up, julie trump's launching a luxury real estate venture. and we're not talking about the donald barron who we estimate now is nine feet tall. so his father's success and has some ideas for the new york city skyline. and the people approve. >> and then i have a very tall son named barron. has anyone ever heard. >> of him? >> but barron wasn't finished. he needed to settle some family business with the big guy shaking biden and kamala's hand. nobody knows what he said, but i'm sure it's nothing personal. >> oh, yeah? >> what do you think he said to joe and kamala? >> oh my. >> god. >> nothing personal. >> i think he went into. did you see joe's face? i've watched this video so closely. he's like, i mean, honestly, i think he was like, i will cut you six different. >> ways.

whatever the stage, businesses that grow grow with shopify. fox newsthem arrested 10 attempted burglary suspects within th palisades fie evacuation zones since the fire first began. none of those arrested live in the area. they all came in from out of town. please tell fox have arrested a total of 39 people and evacuation zones since the start of the palisades fire. to some better news los angeles unified school district will reopen most schools at all offices tomorrow. some schools in the highest impact areas will remain closed due to mandatory evacuation orders. that's going to do for us we had a good time tonight. were happy to breed leaders will see you next weekend always dvr if you cannot catc "life, liberty & levin" is up next. ♪ ♪ ♪

new guilded age. jackie: we could be. i think that i nobo somebody tok abet. "making money" with charles payne starts right now. >> this is a fox business special presentation, "unbreakable investor in the new guilded age" here is your host, charles payne. >> [applause] charles: thank you, thank you, thank you so much. really appreciate it. i know it's cold outside, but it's warm in here. i know everyone is excited too, because it's going to get really amazing but we'll talk about why it's going to get amazing. welcome to unbreakable investor the investor in the new guilded age. i want to start with a lyric that is appropriate for many reasons but no bed of roses, no pleasure cruise. i consider it a challenge before the human race and we ain't going to lose. we are the champions, my friend and we'll keep on fighting until the end so when i think of those lyrics it's perfect for anyone out there who wants to be an unbreakable investor, but it also applies in my mind to america which from time to time loses its way, but i think we are already right now for a new, golden era. am i right? >> [applause] charles: and i think we're on the cusp

get the latest news, business and news headlines on sirius xm anytime, anywhere. foxaudio on sirius xm america is listening. biden rewriting his legacy as the president prepares to leave office. how is he picks. downle app and run your game. >> it looked good from my angle. thank you. >> good. >> bye. now, most americans can tell you why trump won inflation. the border culture. but not everybody agrees. actor jon cryer says trump won because you guessed it, americans are racist bigots. >> the super woke. that's like, i'm not. i'm not woke enough for them. yeah, but like, i think i had it right. like, that kind of stuff is what lost the election for the democrats. it's in all maybe part of it, i don't know. i think they have polling on it. >> well, i think it's inflation. i think americans hate inflation, but certainly they hate inflation. they hate riots and they hate black women. they don't they hate trans people. oh, god, john, we're not. they just spent hundreds of millions of dollars. they don't hate demonizing trans people. and that's disgusting. >> yeah. we shou

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busy hour ahead. welcome to "fox news live," i'm mike emanuel. four female hostages are free in israel in the second exchange since the ceasefire deal last week. this as palestinian prisoners also freed under the ceasefire if deal are arriving in the west bank. mike tobin and in tel aviv tracking movements on the ground. hello, mike. >> reporter: and, mike, here at what has come to be known as hostage square for this weekly gathering, there is a temporary feeling of celebration, a temporary feeling of relief because four of israel's daughters are now back in the jewish state. all four of them soldiers who worked at the military base very near the gaza strip when they were kidnapped on october 4th. liri, naama, karina and if daniela have been on video seen all over israel with emotional reunions with their parents who hadn't seen them in 15 months and, frankly, didn't know if they would see them again. they were transferred to the rabin medical center where we just got word that they are in stable condition, so no immediate threat to their health.