from the beginning, ailes clearly stated the mission of fox news. t all sides of the story unbiased and unfiltered. >> the american people have very smart. they know the difference between news, facts, analysis, commentary,ana opinion, spin, and b.s. the other news organizations won't tell you the difference. we will. >> you you ares about to are enter the no spin zone. ♪ ♪ >> is it better for our country to know the details of what their electedtail officials are doing? i would argue yes, it is. >> there are are people who don't live in los angeles, w york, san francisco, boston, and those big citiesose maybe weren't served all theciti time. >> it was a market sitting there waiting to be served. we served it. >> powerful, insightful, fair and balanced, megyn kelly taking prime time to the next degree. deg >> i think i am fair and balanced and fiery. i ask the questions here.y. not answer them. >> what does fair and balanced mean to you? >> i think fair and balanced means you bring the news accurately, truthfully, but with context and specific. when

we call it the fox news desk. o vet what you are seeing on social media and other media sites and whenever breaking news happens, this team is here in this room along with dozens of others outside of it and we'll bring you the breaking news, no matter the program you are watching at the time. >> we want to go down to shepard smith at fox news desk who is monitoring this breaking news. >> we are. and we're working on tweets across the south land. at 9:31 this morning pacific daylight time, 12:31 eastern time was the first call and here is what we have confirmed. this is the red, orange and blue tarps indicating we have triage set up out there. we knew. >> that we know three people are injured. >> did you think back then that you would see the enormous amount of success? >> not a chance. no way, no how and that shows i didn't know the boss. and i didn't. i remember telling him distinctly, we will win. we will win in all of the time slots and ten it -- and then it will become difficult. i love what roger and our folks

with fox news he has achieved it. inside fox news roger ailes has disdain for the gop. he once said to his executives last year, that the gop could not organize a one car funeral and the reality is with fox news, roger ailes has his hands on the wheel and the gop is just going along for the ride. >> and you're saying that you did not start this book with that belief. >> no. >> this only comes out of the reporting. >> i've been covering media for a decade and i went into this knowing ailes has created a phenomenon, fox news the most talked about in the country and i wanted to explore the secretive world and i went in and it took exhaustive amounts of reporting. i came away with an incredibly different idea. it was a testament to ailes' geni genius he has been able to keep the true nature of the fox news secret from the american people 17 years and that's a testament to his genius as a political communicator and the power of his network. >> i want to go in detail about how you reported this book, the process, why so many of the sources are anonymous. a comment from fox be

the fox news statement -- sorry, dollars, these charges are false say fox news in a statement. these charges are false say fox news in a statement. while we have not read the book, the only reality here is that gabe was not provided any direct access to roger ailes and the book was never fact checked with fox news. have to leave that. the book is not out yet. when it does we can all see it for what it is and see how roger ailes reacts to it. >>> we were talk going to talk about dennis rodman singing happy birthday to kim jong-un but i can't be bothered. disgracing himself and everybody else. utterly embarrassing. to my panel thank you very much. i'm going to say how much i'm loving the rival sources under your tenure. >> excellent work. good to have you on the show. >> thanks. >>> the real life homeland of former top cia lawyer who says water boarding is not torture. [ telephone rings ] [ shirley ] edward jones. this is shirley speaking. how may i help you? oh hey, neill, how are you? how was the trip? [ male announcer ] with nearly 7 million investors... [ shirley ] he's right

news. you know, the joke inside fox, the best show on fox news is ailes's morning editorial meeting am he hadama hates capital im, obama is destroying america. no one died from nuclear power but 15 people have been chopped up by those damn windmills. >> stephen: wait a second, so-- so at 8 a.m. ailes sort of sets the agenda for what people will talk about for the day. >> yeah. >> stephen: but fox and friends starts at 6 a.m. is that why for the first two hours they seem so confused? (cheers and applause) gabriel, thank you so much. the book is the loudest voice in the room. we'll be right back. >> stephen: that's it for the report, everybody, good night. captioning sponsored by comedy central captioned by media access group at wgbh access.wgbh.org >> chris: it's 11:59 and 59 seconds. the results are in so everyone can relax. juicy j has finally announced the winner of the $50,000 juicy j twerk scholarship on world star hip-hop. >> read the rules! after shaking your ass, you're gonna get some money. always about shaking your ass. >> chris: the ironic thing is she that she didn't actually twerk

all that coming up in a moment. >>> the former chairman of fox news, current chairman of fox news, beingserious stuff right now. sexism and racism. and wanting to elect the next president of the united states. again, a news man. it's all part of a brand-new book called "the loudest voice in the room" that hits stores january 21st. and let's just say it is loud, explosive, in fact. and to say that fox news is not happy about it might be considered an understatement. i want to bring in brian stelter, cnn media correspondent and host of cnn's "reliable sources." let's just say right off the bat, this is not a book that roger ails or anyone at fox news took part in, was interviewed or, correct? >> that's correct. >> they interviewed over 600 people for this book. >> that's right. and it's 500 and some pages ng,ttempt to be the defitive book about roger ailes and about fox news. it's been in the works for three years. and some of the allegations are pretty damning. >> among the allegations, as i skimmed through, some pretty embarrassing stuff, like suggesting that a producer named randy harri

people who hate fox news will just have more ammunition to hate fox news.don't think you'll see a large shift in how the public responds to this. i don't think people will be disappointed in fox news. they don't expect much. >> seems to me if these are the juiciest bits in this book it's pretty thin gruel. this just in. [ overlapping speakers ] >> hang on. it's not just the way i've described it. there is a pretty serious allegation in there that television producer randi haroldson said while negotiating her salary he negotiated 100 pounds a week extra if you agree to have sex with me whenever i want. sorry dollars. these charges are false say fox news in a statement. while we have not read the book, the only reality here is that gabe was not provided any direct access to roger ailes and the book was never fact checked with fox news. have to leave that. the book is not out yet. when it does we can all see it for what it is and see how roger ailes reacts to it. >>> we were talk going to talk about dennis rodman singing happy birthday to kim jong-un but i can

that is according to a fox news poll in late june. in late july, a majority of americans wanted it repealed. a new generation of gop lawmakers who thought they saw a way to do that, were selling their strategy last august. >> i am very pleased to introduce senator ted cruz. [ applause ] >> 42-year-old ted cruz of texas is the son of a cuban refugee father and a working class irish american mother. princeton, harvard law, supreme court clerkship, the youngest state solicitor general in the u.s. he rab for -- ran for senate in 2012 and upset the gop favorite anded to washington with one overriding mandate, repeal every word of obamacare. >> i promised texans, i'm going to do everything i can to stop this failed law. >> thank you. >> you have someone who is dogged and determined, i know horse flesh. >> democrat pat caddel began working in politics was jimmy carter was still a candidate for president. >> you have someone who has been in the senate five months, he is the focus of the president, the vice president, every democratic mailing i

. >> this is fox news all-american new year. welcome to the cross roads of the world.ew york city's times square. more than a million revellers around the world expected to join us here for the biggest party of the year. >> that's right, bob. >> you got it, baby. >> in under three hours the famous crystal ball will drop ringing in 2014 right here in new york city. but around the globe, the party is already underway. in australia, aussies welcoming the year with a spectacular fireworks display over sydney harbor. >> in hong kong, this is a pyrotechnic show over the famed victoria arc. >> in dubai, fireworks exploded from the largest sty skooi scraper. >> we left out something. >> what? >> china. >> china. >> let me explain why it is. china doesn't have new years until february. those are called the year of the snake this year. we import everything from china, right. >> a lot of things. >> we do not want to import the year of the snake for us. >> what do you want to call it. >> the year of the good looking woman. >> you are a good looking woman and i want to get you your

we'll bring you much more on the president's return home throughout the next hour. >> first, fox news extreme weather alert. that deep freeze, it's almost here. millions of people in the midwest, new england, and the south bracing for the historic freeze that has not been seen in some 40 years. good morning, everyone, on this sunday morning. i'm eric shawn. welcome to america's news headquarters. >> i'm jamie colby. we have seen serious problems from the weather. jfk, where they never close runways in snow or cold conditions today, frigid air which starts moving in today and extends into early next week, which we'll hear more about, eve in places like north dakota, meteorologists are predicting ice-box like conditions with temperatures expected to drop as low as 25 degrees below zero, and that's without the windchill. coming up in "sunday housecall," we'll tell you how to protect yourself. the governor of minnesota isn't taking any chances. he's already announced he'll close all public schools tomorrow. he did that late yesterday. something officials there haven't done in more than 15

fox or not. his ability to frame the news and drive a message is so powerful through fox that he is affecting everynews story, whether viewers watch fox or not. so it is of tremendous importance for viewers to understand who this man is and how he thinks. >> the weird sort of dichotomy, perhaps, of roger ailes, is that everyone knows him well, it certainly comes through in his book, believes that he's actually quite moderate and likes moderate conservatives, and yet he panders and encourages to more extreme tea party types and extreme members of the tea party, like sarah palin and others, because they're good for viewers. is that a conflict, do you think, that he has? or does he just ignore that and get on with it? >> well, i would put it slightly differently. in fact, roger ailes' personal politics, as i report in the book, are actually very, quite extreme. but he's a brilliant political strategist. and he knows, throughout his career, that he has had to work through moderates to win elections. you know, his political hero is george h.w. bush. probably the gop's last great moderate. and so roger a

the fox news inside report. >> a fox news weather alert on a new round of arctic air sweeping into the thagz. millions of people again will experience dangerous windchills and single-digit temperatures over the next few days. we have more on the extreme conditions. janice. >> the continuous winter, harris, yes, across the great lakes, the midwest, ohio valley, and northeast, these are your day time highs on monday as the cold arctic air continues to sink southward, single digits for a lot of cities with windchills below zero, and that's going to continue to push southward and eastward wednesday and thursday. friday, things will start to moderate a little bit, but a lot of folks are going, when is this going to end? will it be as cold as it was in early january? almost, but not quite. look at the temperature on january 9th for international falls, minus 31. minus 26 for tuesday, and again, these are air temperatures. not windchill, so dangerously cold. minneapolis, minus 14 on tuesday. green bay, minus 8. zero in chicago. and again, that's just the air temperature. minneapolis, oh, my g

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all right now on "fox news sunday." >>> and hello again from fox news in washington. president obama says 2014 must be a year of action for the country. but that follows a year when his agenda went nowhere on capitol hill. here to preview tuesday's state of the union address is white house senior advisor dan pfeiffer. dan, welcome back to "fox news sunday." we hear tuesday night for the third straight year the president's main heem is going to going to be income inequality and building ladders of opportunity. here's what he said last year sglp it is our generation's task then to reignite the true engine of america's economic growth, a rising, thriving middle class. >> what new or different ideas will the president offer this year to achieve that? >> i think what you're going to hear from the president on tuesday night is a series of concrete, practical, specific proposals on how we restore opportunity through a wide set of means. job training, education, manufacturing, energy. these will be some legislative proposals but also a number of actions he can he take on his

weird. >>> up next, glenn beck says he was too divisive during his time at fox news. why is he admitting that now? >> and the ugly relation to -- >>> again beck made some news this week in an interview with megan kelly. beck was perhaps the most controversial xhem tater here on fox news. >> when you think back about your time here, how do you believe it? how do you remember it now? >> i remember it as an awful lot of fun and that i made an awful lot of mistakes and i wish i could go back and be more united in my language. because i -- i think i played a role, unfortunately, in helping tear the country apart. >> joining us now here in washington, david zurich. and in new york, amy hough. david, is it a good thing that glenn beck has now admitted that he helped divide the country? sfwh you know, at first when i saw it, i was seduced by beck again. this is theismish boy scott glenn beck. and he's really an engaging person when he does that. i had to go back to the clip toes remind myself of the darker glenn beck. and him admitting he made mistakes, i could have been nicer

fox news is a different world. divorced of the notion of the value that a media company has to embrace in order to be seen serving the public even as it make acetone of money. they got in to my mind as degree of frenzy for a number of years where the pr people not only had do all the thing everybody else did. late at night they spend their time and often during the day on the blog rebutting every single blog posting that was negative about their shows, their take, their talent. fine. they had to do that for the ones that were neutral. they were insufficiently brazen. then they to go to the comment. it didn't matter how big or small the following. they had to go in the comment and did it under ail yes, sirs. one pr person told me she acquired 20 and another person had over 100. just fake names so fox nation had fans crazy about the thing. they would swarm you. if you did something against them. they had to measures because there was this par now with a which is another trait that people would figure out it was comin

you next fox news sunday. ooooooo >>> this is the fox report. tonight al qaeda son the run or on the rise? terrorists have taken over key cities in iraq. and some big names in entertainment turning into reports on this sunday as tragedy hits at one of america's top tourist destinations. >> eyewitnesses to tragedy. an airport shutdown. hollywood celebrities hit social media mr. begin -- before begin could make it to the scene. tonight, what fox news is being told. >>> not only is obamacare hurting families one by one with regard to the coverage, it is continuing to delay the recovery of the economy. >> deep concerns about america. former republican presidential nominee mitt romney talks in detail about president obama's health care overhaul. what he said is obamacare's biggest problem. >>> and a training exercise suddenly turned very real. a medical student looking at a patient with fake symptoms discovered something potentially deadly. >>> i'm harris faulkner. growing concern here at home as the dramatic spike in the violence in iraq continues.

fox news will have coverage starting at 8:55 and the five of us will be live tweeting. we're going to tell you about that later. it's going to be a tough sell for the president tonight. the latest fox news poll says that 62% of americans are dissatisfied with the way things are going in the country. and a wall street journal poll says 68% think the u.s. has been stagnant or worse off since the president took office. so what can we expect to hear from the president tonight? ed henry knows a little bit about that and he joins us from the white house. give us the summary. >> well, dana, what's interesting, as you'll remember from your final year or two of the bush administration, dealing with the end of the administration, where we use that dreaded phrase, small ball, where there's not a lot of new ideas, not a lot of major initiatives. you're kind of running out the

they are listening to fox news, watching fox news and listening to conservative talk radio. that's why the president came after fox news and conservative radio. because you and we and other talk show hosts are telling people the truth and giving them the facts. they don't want them to know the facts because they can't handle the facts. bill: you talk to people every day. in the 15 seconds i have left. in southeast in atlanta, are thing better? are they turning around or does it feel stuck on stuck. >> in the southeast it's still stuck on stuck. i have callers from all over the country because i'm indicated. all over the country we are still stuck on stuck and that's a great way to describe what the economy is and the fact that people can't find jobs because businesses are on hold. they won't grow because of the uncertainty that coming out of washington and the president's threat to use his pen and his phone. that does not create jobs. bill: good luck on the radio today. it's great to be back in up with you. from a frozen atlanta, georgia. you almost see a campaign developing

as the clock winds down on a court order keeping her on life support. >> fox news can confirm the new beginnings community center for brain injury rehabilitation in milford on long island in new york has confirmed it will accept jahi's body. a short while ago that they were waiting for details about how jahi would be brought to the center for long-term care. sherry hasn't seen jahi and say young girl that's a survive. listen. >> as far as i'm concerned, it is not brain dead. we have seen a lot of miracles come to our center. we have been -- been around for six years. what i have seen with my eyes proves that she can come out of this very strongly. >> we know -- the family has a facility for jahi. she believes if jahi's heart was beating and responded to them, her mother's voice, and also her touch, then the girl was alive. she then added it was in god's hands. these are actually identical sentiments to the family's proceed found beliefs in this controversy. a press conference is scheduled for 6:00 p.m. eastern time when we will have more details about this. it was on friday that jahi'

we'll she you that later. >> this is a fox news alert. i learned more in the last three minutes in cooking culinary skills than i have in a lifetime. >> stay with me, janice. you'll be just fine. you know who else was there? >> who? >> the man, brett, was there and had questions for the president. he said the kids are good, sends his best to you. diane sawyer, brian williams, scott pelley were all there. wolf blitzer was there. i sat next to him. wolf blitzer likes to separate the food into different piles. the next course, there was meat, vegetables there, little, like, starchy stuff. he put the vegetables in a little pile. mushrooms. put them in a separate pile before eating them. i was like, wolf, that's an interesting way to eat. >> what did he say? >> wolf? i'm not allowed to talk about what cnn people say. i don't know why. i got a memo on it. valerie jarrett was there. it was very nice. i think one of the lines that i think the president said he might use tonight when he says the state of our union is fill in the blank? the state o

and we're able to deliver that experience by living local. ♪ >>> fox news alert, troubled cruise shipng to new jersey early. hundreds of passengers and sick. the ship's medical team believes the norovirus caused the outbreak cutting short their ten-day trip to the caribbean. joining us by phone, jennifer esposito, one of the passengers that fell sick. hi. >> hi. >> you got sick last wen. what was it like? >> it was scary at first. i started experiencing terrible stomach pain, vomiting, diarr a diarrhea, terrible body aches. regular symptoms of a stomach virus. >> you thought appendicitis. >> right. >> the captain came on. what did the captain say to all the passengers. >> the captain came on and said several people were experiencing symptoms i was experiencing. if anybody was experiencing that, they should get a complimentary checkup in the doctor's office. >> so about 600 people joined you in getting sick. you were down for the count for about three days, just in time to find out you were going home early, right? >> yes, unfortunately yes. much disappointment. it was really sad. we d

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. >>> fox news alert. we are waiting on justin beiber to make his first court appearance following an early arrest this morning in miami for drag racing on a city street. the police say the 19-year-old super star failed a sobriaritty test. his most recent encounter when police detained him in his la home while investigating a egging incident at a neighbor's house. another fox news alert. to a sharp rebuke to the president on the nsa surveillance. the panel said the spy agency's collecting of phone calls is illegal and has to end. i am alisyn camerota. >> and i am bill hemmer the board said the controversial program does little to catch the bad guys. kathryn is our senior intelligence. thank you, bill. this is pulled together by the excutive branch and fox news reviewed an advance copy and confirmed that the nsa collection of phone records under section 215 of the patriot act is illegal. when the practice began after 2001, there was no mention that it was intended to provide legal justification of bulk coll

don't wait until you become the next victim. ♪ ♪ >>> a fox news alert, a deadly shooting rocking yet t three people are now dead, including the suspected shooter who police say was found near a gun and ammunition. welcome to america's news headquarters. >> the shooting happened at the mall in columbia, between washington, d.c. and maryland. officers were called to the scene at 11:15 a.m. eastern. molly, we have learned some details about where they think this whole thing started. >> reporter: that's right, harris. good afternoon to you, the working assumption is that the shooter came to the mall, went to an upstair skate shop and killed two people and then shot himself or herself we don't know the identities yet of the three victims. when police arrived, they were all dead. the person they believe was the shooter was found by a shotgun and ammunition. that's why they believe he's the shooter and also there were no reports of gun fire after police came on that scene and found those people dead. do we have a domestic situation? police don't know the motive yet. we have learned that four

now in another fox news alert, we have more suspicious to tell you about. at this time a suspicious envelope sent to mayor rudy giuliani's office in manhattan, new york. not saying what's in the envelope or if it's related to the new jersey hotel incident. keep it on fox. we're going to continue to develop this breaking news as it's happening right here on "the real story." meantime obamacare back front and center. house republicans huddling. they are trying to draw up an alternative plan to the president. meantime if anyone knows why obamacare failed so miserably wouldn't it be those that signed the bill into law? watch what happens when house minority leader faces that question from daly show host jon stewart. >> why is it so hard to get a company to execute that competently. >> i don't know. no, that's my question. >> let me get the house minority leader here. what do you mean you don't know. >> it's not my responsibility. >> republicans are working on an alternative plan to obamacare, so what would that be? illinois deputy whip my guest today. great to s

place in the state of new york. >> so this -- >> because that's not who new yorkers are. >> that's gotten plenty of coverage on fox, but barely been mentioned by msnbc or cnn or the "new york times." >> andrew cuomo's shocking comments about extreme conservatives like those who oppose abortion rights having no place in his state. >> i think cuomo had a bad choice of words, but he did not say conservative. you all are conservative and i don't think it suggests you should leave the state. >> bob mcdonald drew heavy coverage after he and his wooich were indicted for accepting lavish gifts from businessmen receiving favors from the state. >> mcdonald was riding high and being touted as a presidential contender. now, bob mcdonald is hoping to retire instead of facing a maximum of 30 years in prison. >> i have to say, what was he thinking? what were they thinking? >> but "the washington post" has been reporting these details for months, very little national exposure. so what explains the discrepancies about these governors and texas candidate wendy davis? joining us now, lauren ashburn. jim garrity, and onmarie cox. so

they hate fox news because fox news is evil. because fox news reports objectively. because the report objectively, they are far more accurate. then are any of the other news networks. how do i know this? because if you trusted cnn as your source for intelligence leading up to that first democratic vote in iraq, you were stunned when exactly the opposite game to be. if you had watched fox news, you might not have known it would be a million, you might not have known the color of the ink, you might not have known the nobody would be killed, but when what came to be came to be, if your source for intelligence was fox news, you are far less surprised by reality. if your source for intelligence during that first battle to liberate the people of iraq was the new york times, when what came to be came to be, you were stunned. but it fox news, you might not have known it would be three weeks -- the tide could have changed along the way and so the reporting changes along the way but when what came to be in iraq came to be, if fox news that been your source for intelligence, yo

pew pert murdock and roger ailes in creating fox news is to have discovered a niche audience in americanst news, namely half the country. everybody knows that the network news all give it from the same perspective and what fox news has offered is a new way to look he a thus and that's why it has been so unbelievably successful. mainstream media. they no longer control the agenda. >> but it's more than that. it's a power thing. when brokaw, jennings and rather were in the chair, okay? when they were the anchormen, they had all the power. no one had any power but them. and then once in a while there would be a commentator put on there, some place. a little time not much. now there is no power at the network really. the anchormen are good and professional and all of that. they don't drive the national debate. they don't change things like jessica's law. they don't do anything like that. correct? >> they know a there has been frag then station, people go to other sources of news far more than they did, which is why the ratings of the evening news on 00 net is so disastrously lower than it wa

. >>> this is a fox news alert. a group of nuns, the little sisters of the poor just won a major battle against president obama and his secretary h.h.s. kathleen sebelius. the battle the nuns are waging is over the obamacare contraception mandate. just a short time ago the supreme court stepping in and ruling stepping in that while litigation continues the federal government may not force the little sisters of the poor to give contraception coverage. we will give you more breaking news as we get it first, the president is intangled in still another fight on another front. and this time, republicans. let's face it, republicans and president obama they hate each other. and the fight is fierce. lawless in trying to unconstitutionally try to grab power. the president fighting back threatening to use a pen to stomp all over congress and the republicans. >> republicans aren't cooperating so the president has to go, the executive order route. >> i have got a pen and i have got a phone. i can use that pen to sign executive

jon: now a fox news alert. re a watcher of wall street the news is not good today, unless of course you're a short seller. the dow is down more than 200 points. earlier this morning down about 179 right now, this after another pretty big selloff yesterday. investors are reportedly worried about the health of some emerging markets. we will keep an eye on that. we'll have more information to you as we get it. >>> also we want to warn you, a dramatic car accident caught on camera. a grandmother and her grandson mode down but -- mowed down but managed to survive. we'll tell you where this happened. uma: oh, my gosh. fraud could mean lower credit scores... ...and higher interest rates when you apply for a credit card. it's a problem waiting to happen. check your credit score, check your credit report, at experian.com. america's number one provider of online credit reports and scores. don't take chances. go to experian.com. is your tv powered by coal? natural gas? nuclear? or renewables like solar... and wind? let's f

have a great week, and we will see you next fox news sunday. >> fox news sunday is a presentation of fox news of the. >>> this week on "the journal," editorial report" president obama's comments, do they fly in the face of the facts? and his own administration's policies? plus with opening ceremonies less than two weeks away, security concerns playing the sochi olympics. so how real are the threats? and feeling the obamacare heat as mid-terms approach, vulnerable democrats are running against the unpopular law. will their strategy work? >> welcome to "the journal editorial report." president obama causing a firestorm this week with his comments on marijuana. telling the new york magazine, quote, as has been documented i smoked pot as a kid and i strew as a bad habit and a vice not different from the cigarettes i smoked as a young person through a big chunk of my adult life. i don't think it is more dangerous than alcohol, end quote. the president called the colorado and washington legalization experiments important for society. he said he is troubled poor kids are likely to get locke

leland: a fox news weather ale alert. this new year is getting off a frigid start, much of the country seeing the coldest air it will in years. northern plains, upper midwest getting blasted with dangerous windchill, it can really get deadly. on top of the cold temperatures, a storm hitting the northeast tomorrow and friday bringing snow, gusty wind and trouble for travelers heading home after their vacation. janice, we talking about snow in feet or inches here? janice: in some places it will be over a foot. i am sure you will be out there doing snow angels, am i right? leland: i don't know about snow angels, but it will be good for skiing. janice: there is a silver lining. but temperatures are dangerously cold. we have canada to thank for this. minus 67 in acre lake, minus 57 in big trout lakes, minus 40, you get the picture. all of the cold air is accelerated. this will continue to stick as far south as florida over the next couple of days. a big arctic plunge. the other story is the storm system we will get. the low mov

we'll continue to watch it from the fox news weather center. ♪ >>> bob and i had a blast tuesday nightnew year with all of you from time square in new york city. i know some of our cohosts got a kick out of this after the clock struck midnight. >> this is unbelievable isn't it? >> it is absolutely unbelievable. so happy to spend it with you, bob. happy new year. happy 2014. now you found a lot of husbands for me tonight. none of them stand up to the fine man that you are, bob beckel. incredible way to start 2014. that is for sure. i'm so happy i'm doing it with you. >> absolutely kim. >> all right. happy new year. i choose you over all of them. >> wow. bob was the big winner. let me tell you something, it's amazing what hypothermia and frostbite can do. >> bob looked shocked. >> everybody thought it was me for a good reason the the dog i am. you initiated it. it was the tongue that bothered me. >> i mean honestly. you saw that shot. there was nothing like that involved. >> that was great. >> it was a lot of fun. >> thank god our lips didn't stick together. >> it was so cold. it was a l

i was watching fox news and they said this is horrible -- >> talking about fox. >> that's a pretty big megaphone. >> big is right. today, the new yorker released more of their extensive interview with the president. he said, they said, quote, the issue has been the inability of my message to penetrate the republican pabase so they feel persuaded i'm not the caricature that you see on fox news or on rush limbaugh. why can this man not get us out of his mind? >> because every day, he's getting bludgeoned. and we also have a very aggressive and good white house correspondent who i would say is fairly aggressive when it comes to questioning the press secretary. but you know, a lot of the people who come on fox are people who have some decidedly different views, although there are people like me who strongly support obama in some areas. but i tell you right now, this is not the time to be picking fights with people. i mean, when you're sitting where you are in the polls, the general rule of thumb in politics is let your enemies be quiet, embrace your friends, but don't attack your opponents

and k.g.,off, i hope you keep it right here on the fox news channel because our happy new year's eveng right now with big daddy over here and myself. can you handle it? >> yeah, babe, can you handle it? you gotta handle it. >> it will be fantastic. we have surprises from bill o'reilly, megan kelly, joined by ainsley earhart and rick leventhal and bill hemmer and elisabeth hasselbeck will take it into the new year right here on the fox news channel. be there. >> how come there aren't any pictures of us. >> we're too good looking, we might blow up the screen. >> i'm committing myself to losing 25 pounds by june. >> you can do that. >> particularly if dana is on my back, i'll probably lose 50. >> she throws everything away. >> and not because -- not for you right wingers out there, it is not about that. it is to stay healthy and torment you. >> and anything to say about the new year's eve show, bobbie? >> you have to watch the new year's eve show you know why? >> why. >> because we are getting in the snuggy together. >> it will take the fire department to get us out. >> it will be cold.

kg, kick us off. >> keep it here on the fox news channel. ith big daddy and myself. can you handle it? >> he can handle it. >> oh, yeah. >> you have to handle it. >> we have surprises from bill o'reilly. megyn kelly. joined by andsly ehrhart and rick leventhal and our own bill hemmer and elisabeth hasslebeck will be taking it in to the new year here on the fox news channel. be there. >> how come they didn't show pictures of us. >> we are too good looking. we may blow up the scene. >> i'm committing to lose 25 pounds by june. >> you can do that. >> even if dana is on my back i can lose 50. >> not for those right wingers that keep saying you fat d it is not about that, but for my health and to torment you. >> anything to say about the new year's eve show. >> you have to watch because we are getting in a snuggie together. >> it will take the fire department to pry us out. >> we will try to get in that one. >> at least must-see tv you are up. a couple of fun facts. it is now replacing champagne as the drink of choice and fun facts. when you pour,

if you watched fox news this week, this is what you saw. gment after segment that tried to undermine "the new york times." one graphic read not fit to print. they said they had sources that al qaeda was involved. talking heads suggested the "times" is trying to help hillary clinton by cleaning up what they see as a benghazi scandal. to bill o'reilly, it was "pure bull. reque what's this all about? joining me from new york, a senior fell for defense of democracy and a senior edit yoo and sally and dylan are returning. you wrote that the "times" white washed benghazi. how so? >> they have done granular reporting in a dangerous area. anyone familiar with the u.s. investigation not just conservatives but also democrats on the intelligence committee said there's no al qaeda ties to the benghazi attack. the bottom line is there are a lot of threads left out of "times" reporting that point to international actors who were tied to al qaeda. in october, the united nations security council designated an egyptian network that found reports of his invol

. >>> fox news alert. minutes away from a space launch in virginia, destination the international space station. no astronauts are not on board, just insects. we'll explain why 800ants are on board. fox news alert for you. new outrage in the irs scandal. the justice department chooses a obama supporter to lead the investigation in the targeting of 500 conservative groups. welcome to hq, i am alisyn camerota. >> and i am greg in for bill hemmer. eight months ago president obama promised to hold those responsible accountable for their actions remember that? >> i sure do. california republican darril issa has been leading the charge for answers. congressman, thanks for joining us. >> thank you, alisyn and thanks for having me on, on this important issue. >> what was your reaction. barbara k. boostermap was going to be leading the irs probe. >> it how we found out that is interesting. we asked the administration who was leading the investigation and getting to the truth and they refused to answer, as we interv