we wilbackl be back with no rean from the white house on this breaking news and trey gowdy is also t standing by. much, much more straight ahead. stay with us. ♪ ♪ ♪ i believe kids otta stay kids♪ ♪ as long as they can ♪ ♪ turn off the screen ♪ ♪ go climb a tree ♪ ♪ get dirt on their hands ♪ ♪ i believe that days go slow and years go fast♪ ♪ and every breath's a gift, the first one to the last ♪ ♪ i believe most people are good ♪ ♪ and most mamas otta qualify for sainthood ♪ ♪ i believe most friday nights ♪ ♪ look better under neon or stadium lights ♪ ♪ i believe you love who you love ♪ ♪ ain't nothing you should ever be ashamed of ♪ ♪ i believe this world ain't half as bad as it looks ♪ ♪ i believe most people are good ♪ ♪ i believe most people are good ♪ ♪ ♪ >> welcome back to the big we can show. if you are joining us, breaking news out of washington. wethat learned the president bic will, indeed, pardon his son, which basically he will not serve jail time for theev convictions, theas federal taxwa evasion charges that he was supposed to be sentenced on december 16, december 12 he

our own trey gowdy has spoken highly of kash patel others have come out and said they think he can be a change agent. i would expect the thing to turn on some of that media stories we have seen of the people that are supporting him. did this affect of that? i don't know it does take some of the oxygen for a couple of days or this this will be the f. >> i don't know if i want to take the high road on this. [laughter] this all speaks to the weaponization of government what gets to why kash patel was nominated in the first place for the fbi with the department of justice with accusations that merrick garland insert himself in the process to protect hunter biden. which we have seen consistently got the biden ministration in the weaponization, directed at donald trump will hunter biden continues to get a pardon, to get a sweetheart deal to not have the burisma money held against him and being part of the stacked charges as well. i don't know if you want to take the higher road, charlie. >> yes i would not be surprised i also think donald trump, his view of this election is that it is a sta

our own trey gowdy has spoken highly of kash patel others have come out and said they think he can be a change agent. i would expect the thing to turn on some of that media stories we have seen of the people that are supporting him. did this affect of that? i don't know it does take some of the oxygen for a couple of days or this'll this will be t. >> i don't know if i want to take the high road on this. [laughter] this all speaks to the weaponization of government what gets to why kash patel was nominated in the first place for the fbi with the department of justice with accusations that merrick garland insert himself in the process to protect hunter biden. which we have seen consistently got the biden ministration in the weaponization, directed at donald trump will hunter biden continues to get a pardon, to get a sweetheart deal to not have the burisma money held against him and being part of the stacked charges as well. i don't know if you want to take the higher road, charlie. >> yes i would not be surprised i also think donald trump, his view of this election is that it is a star

including trey gowdy earlier in this show.hould thank kash patel. if you want to know about the fisa have a abuse you should thank kash patel. he did it with incredible head wind and adam schiff and eric swalwell fighting him every single day. i get that the left and the media don't like kash patel, but they also didn't lift a finger to expose this hoax called russian collusion kash did. kash will be a lot more fairer to his critics than they were to him. >> and obviously, gowdy was very critical of the matt gaetz choice. robert, what do you think so far and how that might go counsel up on the hill? >> you know, bret, i'm supportive of what started in 1976, that the fbi was supposed to be nonpartisan and not loyal to either side and they would have a 10-year term. i like that president trump, when he brought on christopher wray continue with christopher wray. christopher wray has three more years. i think he -- -- he will either resign or be fired. whether kash patel gets the nomination passed, i think anyone should go through

congressman gowdy there as well.ncluding leadership staff like myself failed to get an agreement on what we call plan b on the bush tax cut expiration. the meeting started with john boehner reading the serenity prayer. when you are doing that you are not in a good situation. clearly this is where house republicans are right now because they are in charge of the how house. ultimately not about elon musk or donald trump or house republicans or senate democrats. this is about congress and the failure that congress has had this year and in past congresses as well to have it's not very sexy. but a working appropriations process. when we're not passing our appropriations bills, congress is not doing what it needs to do to avoid these situations. and it means the good things in this bill don't get passed into law as well. what was in the initial cr was about $190 million for pediatric cancer research. the gabriella miller 2.0 act. congressman gowdy voted for that bill in 2014. that's been removed. these are the kinds of thi

have a great week ahead and find us on the trey gowdy podcast. night from south carolina >> hello, everyone.

and i'm like, trey gowdy?there's a lot of republicans -- if they are like, i don't know who this guy is but i'm initially concerned, you hear from semi like trey gowdy who has a lot of integrity and a lot of credibility still on the hill is a lot of other people down, i think that says a lot. the other thing is that the hunter biden pardon takes a lot of pressure off of kash patel, because now -- that was going to be the big story going into the week, and it no longer is because president biden decided to make the news and step on that story. [laughter] see when he decided it over thanksgiving dinner into nantucket. how do you see kash patel, jessica? >> jessica: the good news is he's not being accused of having sex with a minor, so the bar is up here. that's good. also, in good news, he put his enemies list out there. it's in his book, "government gangsters." i guess his vision for reforming the fbi is being angry at people who worked for barack obama and republicans who are mean to trump. >> jesse: not a bad

trey gowdy, do you? i mean, you weren't around in the 80s, but it it seems to me like it's the same people on the same ramparts most of the time. >> no, i think they both have built coalitions that the media did not think they would be capable of building. and i think they both fought through headwinds, different headwinds, but they both fought through headwinds. so there are similarities. i they're a little more populism, i think arguably in the new gop. and we'll see if they pick taxes or border. how's that? >> i hope that comes to pass. i look forward to it. congressman. happy new year to you. >> yes, sir. merry christmas. happy new year to you also. thank you hugh. coming up, joe biden has been in politics for over half a century, beginning in 1970. people remember how things end and cleo will not be kind. fox news contributor karl rove is next. >> if you're living with dry amd, you may be at risk for developing geographic atrophy or ga. ga can be unpredictable and progress rapidly, leading to irreve

trey gowdy also used to be a federal investigator worked with the fbi trey gowdy has been critical of someone team maga saying. this saying this as a former federal prosecutor most maligned person. he says it's completely unfair. >> steve: kash worked on his committee. >> brian: he has no problem speaking out if he thought there was an issue. >> ainsley: 20 minutes after the top of the hour. fox news alert, closing arguments in the 2 of-year-old marine veteran daniel penny will begin today in new york city. >> lawrence: chanley painter outside the courthouse. hey, chanley. >> good morning, guys. in just a couple hours of jury of five men, seven women will return to the courthouse behind me for the all important closing arguments here in the state of new york. the defense goes first, we are expecting them to lay out their case for at least a couple of hours. before the prosecution has the final word. and over the last several weeks, prosecutors called more than 30 witnesses in his effort to prove that 26-year-old daniel penny went way too far recklessly placing 30-year-old jordan neely

i am trey gowdy it is "sunday night in america." change abounds on nearly every level.g. the economy will likely be different. especially trade, foreign policy will most assuredly be different. relations with friends and foes could be impacted by commerce and the threat of war, the border will definitely be different. donald trump promised a new golden age and voters said yes because americans have long believed our country was headed in the wrong direction. whether you call them cultural elites or coastal elites, their ideology was rejected by a wave of populism washing over the country. how does that populism and mix it with the conservatism of yesteryear? and about a month donald trump will take office with a robust agenda and that narrow majority. what a realistic expectation. where to start? how could he keep the party sometimes known for being famously fractious together? for answers, let's turn to a student of history a man firmly planted in the host of the show mr. hugh hewitt. welcome sir, thank you for joining us. i am big on the setting realistic expectations

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and trey gowdy became a fan. you know trey gowdy. everybody respects him.lso. i don't know if one negative vote -- i don't think he's going to have any negative votes. >> is it your expectation that kash patel will pursue investigations against your political enemy? >> no, i don't think so. >> do you want to see that happen? >> if they were crooked, if they did something wrong, if they have broken the law, probably. they went have me. you know, they went after me and i did nothing wrong. >> let me ask you this. you said president biden, quote, that you're going to appoint a real special prosecutor to go after joe biden. you said that -- >> when did i say that? >> the campaign. >> where? >> on truth social, june 12th, 2023. you said, i will appoint a special prosecutor to go after the most corrupt president in the history of the united states, joe biden and the crime family. >> that part is true. >> are you going to do that? to go after joe biden? >> i'm looking to make our country successful. retribution will be through success. if we can make this country

trey: good evening, thank you for joining us i'm trey gowdy it is "sunday night in america", januarywith the old and in with the new which includes government. republicans will take control of the house, the senate and the white house which brings the rare gift of actually being able to govern. history says it might not last long but maybe that's because the party in control squandered the gift maybe a new chapter of history can be written by following through on what you pledge to do. where to start what is first on the agenda what matters most to you in your life and your money and your security in our security of the country. tonight the questions or years, for the answers i get a be getting help from subject matter experts, let's get right to it. >> i am mike kelly from indianapolis, indiana, i was wondering what you thought president trump could do on his first day in office without the help of congress. trey: a lot, he can issue executive orders he can resend previous orders he can call the speaker majority leader and set priorities for the legislative agendas he can call world

. >> dana: let's bring in sunday night in america host trey gowdy. the democrats back in july thought it would be very, very different. watch this here. >> joe biden will go down in history as one of the best presidents america has ever had. his selfless act this weekend remind me of what george washington did when he voluntarily gave up re-election. >> his legacy will be legend among american presidents because of the selflessness he has shown over the last month. >> with the inauguration of joe biden and kamala harris we established one of the most successful presidency of modern times. >> dana: we'll let you comment on that. one of the worst presidents in history at 35%. below average at 18%. you are getting up there to not so good. your thought. >> yeah, dana. i guess having video and audio tape just changes life. it is very hard to deny what you say when it is on videotape. how poorly does this age? i'll give you a hint. when you are an incumbent and don't run for re-election as president, that's not a good sign. that's not an act of selflessnes

trey: good evening, thank you for joining us i'm trey gowdy it is "sunday night in america", januarywith the old and in with the new which includes government. republicans will take control of the house, the senate and the white house which brings the rare gift of actually being able to govern. history says it might not last long but maybe that's because the party in control squandered the gift maybe a new chapter of history can be written by following through on what you pledge to do. where to start what is first on the agenda what matters most to you in your life and your money and your security in our security of the country. tonight the questions or years, for the answers i get a be getting help from subject matter experts, let's get right to it. >> i am mike kelly from indianapolis, indiana, i was wondering what you thought president trump could do on his first day in office without the help of congress. trey: a lot, he can issue executive orders he can resend previous orders he can call the speaker majority leader and set priorities for the legislative agendas he can call world

trey: good evening and thank you for joining us i am trey gowdy it is "sunday night in america" fbi director before donald trump takes office generally 20th. the justice system was a major campaign issue would starting fresh with a new attorney general and new fbi director likely to be cash michelle. a wonderful meeting on the hill it's a humbling process and looking forward to continuing that during the confirmation process as i learn every day as i go. i'm thrilled to be president transit nomination to work as a director of the fbi. >> advice and consent. they're making the rounds ultimately asking for consent justice being wielded as another political tool or weapon for that is the opposite of justice. neither side should ever do that. joe biden has not done much to restore our confidence lately. he pardoned his son after promising not to and now he's on a pardoning spree joining bipartisan ire for who is leading out of prison. what does an fbi director need to do to get back to the old days of fighting crime and not fighting negative headlines question joining his former fbi assistant di

you know trey gowdy, everybody respects him. and you know, just like him, others also -- i don't know of one negative -- i don't think he's going to have any negative votes. >> is it your expectation, though, that kash patel will pursue investigations against your political enemies? >> no, i don't think so. >> do you want to see that happen? >> if they were crooked, if they did something wrong, if they have broken the law probably. they went after me. they went after me, and i did nothing wrong. >> let me ask you, you said president biden, quote, that you're going to appoint a real special prosecutor to go after joe biden. you said that -- >> where did i say that? where? >> you said that on truth social june 12th, 2023. "i will appoint a real from prosecutor to go after the most corrupt president in the history of the united states, joe biden, and the entire crime family." >> that part is true. >> are you going to go after joe biden? >> i'm really looking to make our country successful. i'm not looking to go back into the past.

forensic file episodes from the past and watching the news, which means everyone gets to see trey gowdy at least 5 or 6 times. >> oh yeah. >> do you ever notice that trey gowdy is on every forensic file episode, like he's either a master serial killer or just the greatest da of all time, but it just goes to the point where one when the media it used to work, legacy media used to be able to do it and people would they would have droves, but they're not there anymore. they're losing jobs. they're getting laid off because there was this presidency, this campaign brought america together. it did. they always talked about, you know, breaking the glass ceiling. well, he what he did was he broke the group box because it wasn't one group that got him past the line. although apparently everyone wants to blame black men. but we weren't alone doing it. it was everybody across the board. every walk of life said, we don't like the way our country is going and we came together. so polarization. i don't quite think they that word has any strength anymore for them. they're running out of things to say.

have a great week ahead and find us on the trey gowdy podcast. good night from south carolina >> hello, everyone. i'm jason cavs with molly line, tammy bruce and david webb and welcome to the big weekend show. the big story tonight president elect trump is now back in florida after speaking at turning point usa's america fest in phoenix, arizona. it was his first rally style event since his decisive 2024 election win. listen to the crowd give him a roaring ovation as he walked on to the stage and did his famous trump dance. >> it's a tribute to the battleground state of arizona and doubling down on day one propses to voters. >> on my first day back in the oval office, i'll sign a historic slate of executive orders to close the border to illegal aliens and stop the invasion of our country. we will end the occupation on january to the and truly be liberation day in america, is that okay? i will end the war in ukraine i will stop the chaos in the middle east. i will direct our military to begin construction of the great iron dome and sign day one or

republicans on board including people like trey gowdy, ted cruz , house speaker mike johnson, they saye's well-qualified and prepared to bring integrity back to the bureau. donald trump issued a very stern warning to hamas this morning, laying out in no uncertain terms that the remaining october seventh hostages better be released before he takes office or there will be quote hell to pay. back at home donald trump is planning the largest deportation ever in history of the country. that focus will be on removing criminals, known terrorists, cartel members, drug dealers, gang members. they are in this country right now committing murder,, violent crimes and killing our kids with fentanyl and opioids. it turns out that effort has a very high profile backer. you might not believe your very eyes, hillary clinton supports donald trump. take a look. >> i think we've got to have tough conditions, tell people to come out of the shadows if they've committed a crime, deport them. no questions asked, they are gone. if they've been working and are law-abiding we should say here are the conditions f

. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ >> good evening and thank you for joining us, i am trey gowdy and it is "sunday night inhristopher wray will leave before donald trump takes office january 20th. the justice system a major campaign issue this past november and trump will start with new attorney general and fbi director likely to be kash patel. just because you had a wonderful first week on the hill with so many great senators, almost 20 of them. it is a humble process to receive consent and advise process.d to i'm looking forward to continue that during the confirmation process as i learn every day as i go and i'm thrilled to be president trump's fbi. >> there is advice and consent and making the round meeting senators and soliciting advicecs and asking for consent. to what they may be hearing is america needs justice system and many americans believe justiceee is being wielded with anotherol politica ol tour or weapon. that is the opposite of justice. neither side should do that. joe biden hasn't done much ton f restore confidence lately and pardoned his son after promising not toa . he is on a pardoning

see us next weekend and wee always dvr if you cannot capture us live.cann saturday night with trey gowdy is up next. stay here with fox digital. ♪ ♪ >> we began with a fox news alert, president biden pardoning his son, hunter ochoa despite saying he would not use the pardon power on his son. democrats and republicans criticizing the move with one democrat lawmakers saying "biden got this one wrong." you are watching "fox & friends first" on a monday morning and madeleine rivera in washington with more on the president partnering the first son. >> the president has long said he will try to distinguish himself from president-elect trump who accuse the justice department have been politicized but the president does feel hunter has been unfairly targeted. in a statement "from the day i took office i said i would not interfere with the justice department's decision making, and i kept my word as i watch my son selectively and unfairly prosecuted. here is the truth, i believe that justice system but as i have wrestled with this, politics has impacted this process and led to ms. justice." the pr

trey gowdy. >> when you are an incumbent and you do not run for re-election as president. that is not a good sign. that's not an act of selflessness. that's a sign you will get hammered. you will lose really, really badly and it wound up his replacement lost pretty badly, too. >> harris: fox polling shows voters are optimistic going into the trump's new term. many saying they are' leefshd about the election results and half are excited. some arguing the president is already taking a back seat, meaning biden, in his final months. some are calling him the lame duck. a new opinion piece. biden gets lost in trump's shadow. meghan, what is the strategy now? it is almost like legacy over the american people with the commutations, with not even jumping in to do what he could help with the border crisis after the death of another child and the suspect was here illegally. >> look, i think the polling shows what the american people were feeling. people felt economically they were not where they wanted to be and wanted change and got change and that's what they're doing now. i don't

your study with us i hope you have a great week ahead until next week and find us online of thetrey gowdy podcast good night from south carolina. . ♪ hello everyone along with the neenina vogel and guy benson and joey jones. welcome to the bid we can show. the big story tonight, three people have now been arrested for flying drones this past week including two men in massachusetts and the chinese national in california. at least eight states have reported mysterious drone sightings over the last 27 days they are leaving a trail of unanswered questions with no real answers in the by demonstration. >> we have not seen any foreig foreign -- we know of no foreign involvement but we are vigilant in investigating this matter for the department of homeland security with the federal bureau of investigation and the lead. if we identify any foreign involvement or criminal activity, we will communicate with the american public accordingly. >> just left your giant chinese bible and was seen flying across the country carrying surveillance equipment were nearly eight days before finally being shot down

. >> brian: theory ago plus democrats panicking that trey gowdy defending his former colleague. >> he quite candid allayed the most unfairly maligned person that i worked with the entire eight years i was in washington. >> ainsley: kash patel knows where the corruption is and that's what they don't like it. bible sales, y'all are booming thanks to first-time buyers and newer versions. how great is that? "the chosen" star will join us later this morning. >> steve: the final hour of "fox & friends" starts right now. >> brian: starting the final hour with fox news alert, the man slid under dominic's manslaughter trial will begin in new york city. >> ainsley: chanley painter a lawyer in private practice for four years and prosecutor in arkansas. good morning. >> good morning, guys. and a couple of hours, the jury will return to the courthouse for all and closing arguments and the defense will go first and the prosecution will have the final say later today. for the last several weeks, prosecutors laid out a case by calling 30 witnesses did this man to print 26-year-old daniel penny went w

trust summary like gaudi who says he is an excellent choice, he will do a terrific job and now mike gowdylicans, e if they like i do not know who b this guy is, here from someone like trey three michael has ay lot of integrity and credibility, still on the hill, think that's as a lot. the thing, the hunter biden pardon takes a lot of pressure off of kash patel because thats was going to be the big story. is no longer is becausen president biden decided to make thatdews a news and step on that story. [chuckling sto]r] >> jesse: he dances -- decided over thanksgiving dinner,r jessica how do you see kashdo patel?a? >> jessica: the good news is he's not being accused of having sex with a minute, the bar is here that is good. good news he also put hishe enemies listre out there, it is his book government gangsters, his vision for reforming the fbi just being angry at people who worked for barack obama and republicans.blic >> jesse: not a bad place to start. [laughter] >> jessica: sure! bill barr who i know some people on the republican side, that maga side, think of as squishy now say that he

until next week you can find us online at gowdy america or the tri-county podcast good night from south carolina. >> hello america i am mark levin welcome to a special sunday after thanksgiving edition of mark liberty in the bin. thank you for joining us. i miss all the good food and for some of us shopping that we enjoyed this week, i wanted to take the time and really reflect, this could have been a much better under different thanksgiving if it weren't for the election of donald trump and you made it possible. right now all i see from across the country it is hope about the future. excitement about a resurgent economy. safer borders. in relief that are foreign enemies will once again fear in respect our president if, hers would've been elected would've been the very opposite. this thanksgiving week and i am in full for new beginnings as we wrap up 2024 and head into 2025 with optimism and look forward to the exciting progress at trump administration will bring us in after the election i talked to some of my friends about the incredible election result and what lies ahead with the sec

. >> trey: good evening, and thank you for joining us, i am trey gowdy and it is g "sunday night in america." here we go again, the losers want to change the c electoral college. three democrat senatorators have proposed a constitutionale amendment which has no chance ol becoming a law that would fundamentally alter the nature of our republic. the here is a montage of all the people with that same idea. >> and fairly less populated states have outsize influence and an effective, the votes of their residents count more thant the residents of the state like new york. two it is time to amend thel constitution and relegate the institution of electoral college to the history books. >> most americans don't want this. most americans don't want the conservative agenda at that we are seeing. it is precisely that reason they have to interfere with democracy with voter suppressione el or ct on electoral collegehe that over wills the american people. >> there is no question, the popular vote has been diminishea in terms of making the final decision who is the president of the united states. and we need

trey gowdy summation of him as he knows him from last night. >> he would not know the foundation or the funding of the steele dossier. you would not know about fisa abuse, you would not know about fusion gps except for the work of kash patel. he is quite candidly the most unfairly maligned person that i worked with. the entire eight years i was in washington. >> is he the right guy for this job and how well do you know him? >> well, i don't know kash as well as trey knows him, having sat on the house intelligence committee and worked with kash on that committee. but i do know that trey is right when he talks about all that kash worked as a member of that committee, staff and then at the white house to expose the corruption and wrongdoing at the f.b.i. and the department of justice that unfairly targeted donald trump and those around him in his first campaign. i would also point out he has many years experience as a federal prosecutor and a federal public defender. which means he is experienced not only putting criminals behind bars but also can understand what happens when government ov

have a great week ahead and find us on the trey gowdy podcast. good night from south carolina >> hello, everyone. hello everyone. i'm along with molly line, comment to make bructae and davd and welcome to the big weekendgh show. tht pre big story tonight, president-elect trump is now back in florida after speaking at turning point usa america was fest in phoenix, arizona.le his first rally style event since his decisive 2024 election win. listen to the crowd to give him a roaring ovation as he walked a onto the stage and did his his famous trump dance. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ young man ♪ ♪ there's no need to feel down ♪ ♪ i said young man i said young man because you're in a new town ♪ there's no need to be unhappy >> love that. trump's calling his remarks at' tribute to the battleground state of arizona as s he doubled down on day one promises to voters. >> the crux of my first day back in the oval office i will cite historic slate of executivecl ordersos to close our border to illegal aliens and stop the invasion of our country. we will end the occupatio

people i have great respect for -- people like trey gowdy -- have recommended him highly.eeting with kash, but i think certainly has vast experience including working on the house intelligence committee on, the russia-gate scam, and the steele dossier scandal. so i look forward to meeting with him. i met with pam bondi, the next attorney general, yesterday. she speaks highly of him. so people i know and who i trust speak well of him, and i'm looking forward to meeting with him. >> much of the spotlight is on pete hegseth. expected when it does shift to kash patel there will be questions about his qualifications. >>> house republicans have blocked the release of an ethics committee report into a year's long investigation on sexual misconduct allegations against former congressman matt gaetz. democrats forced a vote yesterday that would have made the report public, and republicans responded by voting to return the matter to the ethics committee. the vote was 206-198 with just one republican joining the democrats. gaetz resigned from the house before the final report could be

profile and if could potentially controversial nominee, has benefited from the fact that like trey gowdyenormously respected by members of congress, his former colleague has come, you know, former -- their former colleague and who saw him in action as a staffer have come out on his behalf. but let's see what happens when all four of these get into a hearing and what happens. all of them could pass, some of them may not. paul: all right, karl, thanks very much for coming in. >>> still ahead, as donald trump's cabinet nominees continue to make the rounds on capitol hill, our panel takes a closer look at the choice of tulsi gabbard to observe as director of national intelligence, and the pressure campaign being mounted by trump allies to get the president-elect's picks confirmed. there are if there's something going around the gordon home. good thing gertrude found delsym. now what's going around is 12-hour cough relief. and the giggles. the family that takes delsym together, feels better together. (♪) today, you can give a gift like no other. a gift that can help st. jude children's resear

listen to what trey gowdy had to say on that. >> what a horrible day for our justice system, to havesecutors do. i'm glad she finally had a come to jesus moment, it was just a couple of decades too late. alicia: okay. so, you know, he had to say what he had to say. and i think a lot of people agree this whole thing is just heartbreaking. but i do want to move on while i have you here to the murder of brian thompson, the united health care ceo, because we do know that the vice president here, mangione, he waived his right to extradition. but there's a hearing on tuesday, and here's d.a. alvin bragg on that. >> the -- may waive, but that waiver is not complete until a court can proceed if being -- proceeding, which my understanding from court officials in pennsylvania cannot if happen until tuesday. so until that time we're going to continue to press forward on parallel paths, and we'll be ready whether he is going to waive extra tradition or contest extradition. alicia: officially, he -- initially, he said he was going to waive it, then they had this hearing. the d.a. makes it sound l

the other day i was watching and trey gowdy, was a moderate person, very smart and respected in the partys the most misunderstood man in politics. he's great. i guess they worked together on the russia hoax or something and he became a fan. you know him, everybody respects them. and you know, just like him, others also dished i don't know if -- i don't think he's going to have any negative votes. >> is it your expectation kash patel will pursue investigations against clinical enemies? >> no, i don't think so. >> the want to see that happen >> if they were crooked, they did something wrong, if they have broken the law, probably, they went after me and i did nothing wrong. >> joining me is white house correspondent and author of important book black women will save the world, an anthem, contributor april ryan. so good to have you. i'm going to get your immediate reaction to that clip we played about donald trump talking about kash patel and the department of justice. >> it took the president a long time, several seconds or even a minute before he said if someone broke the law. he was talkin

until next week you can find us online at gowdy america or the tri-county podcast good night from shannon: i am a shannon bream. today an in-depth look at the rise of artificial intelligence, its promise to revolutionize human life in the 21st century. and fears it could spiral out of its creators control. it is a driving force behind remarkable advances in disease research. self driving cars state-of-the-art military and policing tools. artificial intelligence is quickly becoming the most consequential and controversial scientific development in modern history as the greatest minds in the world work to understand its power and dangers. we talked openai ceo sam altman about his vision to optimize benefits and mitigate the risks. inside the race to maintain superiority on the evolving technology as china pours a billions inofbillions into ai r. former secretary of state condoleezza rice the high stakes over the future of the tool and what it means for national security. >> we simply have to win what is now the most important technological arms race and may be human history. >> all right no

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trey gowdy puts it out there. he exposed the entire russian collusion hoax.n there and uncover all of the rest of the he corruption there i like donald trump said in that interview look i'm not trying to go for vengeance if they find some corruption within the department they are going to get it out. >> ainsley: he also said he will not fire the fed chief jerome powell and he thinks pete hegseth can get confirmed. >> lawrence: tide change. entire grassroots campaign of people known him for years. been in the movement saying look, calling in their senators. i think the president really put a red line. is he telling senators, listen, i want my nominee. this is not going to be a matt gaetz situation. much different. we can't have allegations by unnamed sources win the day. >> ainsley: i thought having his mom on was smart, too. >> brian: is he a fighter for the fighters. and is he talking about getting families five days of healthcare on military bases. he is talking about getting them the pay increases that they deserve. combat pay in a timely manner. fixing th

i thought that a clip you played where trey gowdy said pam bondi is a real lawyer with real experience lawyer. [laughter] regardless of whether or not they are partisan, loyalist, does this person seem like they have the chops to do this job. and so in that frame, looking at someone like pam bondi is very different than looking at some of these other folks. howard: well, robby, didn't joe biden hire loyalists like ron klain and tom donilon, some of them had been with him for 40 years? or is it different when the media approves of these selections? >> well, certainly. and, you know, to be a little bit critical of trump during his first term, one of the plus tracings -- frustrations that a lot of people who otherwise supported him had is they did not feel like the personnel he picked, and i think donald trump would agree with this, would implement the policy agenda in that he ran on. and this time i'm hearing a lot more excitement from trump support possessor about the people who have been picked which doesn't mean they all agree that even a marco rubio versus is full city gabbard, i --

till next week you can find us online at gaudi america or the trey gowdy podcast. good night from south carolina. ♪ because what's going on right now is so antithetical to what the framers had in mind, and what the constitution has in mind that one man is responsible, one man is accountable. one man is elected president of the united states. this really has been a dangerous and embarrassing moment in american history, hasn't it? >> well, it's the culmination of a long period that in many ways started with franklin roosevelt in 1933, and you now have this gigantic, centralized, bureaucratic government which recruits people who are liberals and who want to change america, many of whom hate america. and so they don't see any obligation to allow elected officials to bother them, and they just keep moving forward. but again, as an example of what i mean by trump being a de facto president, you now have the head of the fbi announcing that he's retiring the day before trump goes into office. i mean, that to have already gotten rid of the director of the fbi before you eve

>> i was just talking to jason chaffetz on his podcast about the book and talk but his friend trey gowdyd trey gowdy said and all the use of prosecuting, i've never prosecuted, gets a question of education picky says did what i have had to prosecute a homeschooled kid or an eagle scout. we've got two of them here. that's a testament to parents have been ahead of the curve and willing to do something for the kids and i think what's encouraging is now there's a brick-and-mortar option and more on my options to the point where we get to a critical mass where we're public at three, four, five, 6% of graduates in this country they could be a part of leadership change in the future. >> each of you have an opportunity say hi to pete and on behalf of the strophic items i want to

key republicans, they are on board, including people like, well, now trey gowdy. that works here with us on fox. texas senator ted cruz, house speaker mike johnson both say patel is well qualified, prepared to bring integrity back to the bureau. meanwhile, donald trump issued a very stern warning to hamas this morning, laying out in no uncertain terms that the remaining october 7th hostages better be released before he takes office or there will be, quote, hell to pay. and back at home, donald trump is planning the largest mass deportation effort in the history of the country. that focus will be on removing criminals, known terrorists, cartel members, drug dealers, gang members, you name them. they're in this country right now. they're committing murder, rape, violent crimes and killing our kids with fentanyl and opioids. and it turns out that effort, well has a very high profile backer. you might not believe your very eyes. hillary clinton supports donald trump. take a look. i think we got to have tough conditions. tell people to come out of the shadows if they'v

until next week, you can find us online at goudy america or on the trey gowdy podcast. good night from south carolina. >> i'm shannon bream. as president elect donald trump prepares an ambitious agenda for his first 100 days, a rift is brewing between his big tech supporters and the maga base. >> i'm looking at a situation where we don't have a lot of americans who are willing to fill those jobs, are capable of filling those jobs. >> usa, stem graduates, of which there is a surplus right now for jobs, can't get those jobs because they're competing with h-1b visas. >> fall out over immigration after vivek ramaswamy and elon musk defend work visas for highly skilled workers. despite pushback from the america first crowd. we'll get reaction from republican senator eric schmitt. then president biden takes new actions on the environment and limiting the number of new judges president trump will be able to nominate as the end of the biden era approaches. we'll talk with house democrat ro khanna. plus, the new congress is sworn in on friday and right out of the gates, the fate

i think in general, the rebirth was also, took a big step back with the gowdy chip which never reallyguidance and that was a flop. not that anybody believed it. the fact that that could get going. the story was always kind of looking at book value, you know, tangible book, where it could bottom and then seeing if we could sell off some of the parts and then get some time to get this foundry thing going, which has a ton of leverage, tons of capital intensity, and then maybe hit it right with a product, get upgrade cycles in pcs and servers. that's really the story. they got to get that going. >> that takes years, ben. you know far better than i do, years, and investors don't have years. >> we don't have months, do we? >> so, yeah, it does take a long time, david. the foundry endeavor, there's a reason one great foundry, and a bunch of people trying to do it that can't do it as well. that's tough. they had to do two things. they had to try to be an nvidia amd and try to be a foundry, and it just proved to be too much. >> the instincts in buy today, right? >> i think no. i think there's

trey gowdy was up here, among others. i miss those days in the united states congress where we interacted a little bit more. i want to thank the energy and commerce staff that's sitting behind me and the full committee staff that has made this job much easier. providing us the information that we need to debate properly. this is a great institution. i've been honored to be a part. i want to thank the house staff because you guys are great. you make order out of all this chaos. and this chaos -- it's chaos many, many days. but we're all here elected, both republican and democrat, to do what's best for the united states of america. a country that we love. every one of us. we may have differences of how to get there, but making america great, being the best nation we can be, providing for our constituents, providing for our nation, being a strong nation, that's something everybody believes in. we just have different approaches. but nobody dislikes one another. and that's what really makes the united states house of represent