we are already making america great again. i am going to make america safer, stronger, and better than ever before, but we need that seat. we need roy moore voting for us. i am stopping illegal immigration and crime. we are building a stronger military and protect inc. our secondi am stopping illegal immigration and crime. amendment and our pro-life values. doug jones,ama a >> all of our progress will be stopped cold. we are ready no doug jones is a puppet of nancy and chuck schumer. and he will vote with the washington liberals every, single time. soft on crime,is week on immigration, supports abortion. he is bad for our military and bad for our veterans. we don't want him. and he also, by the way, wants higher taxes. roy moore is a guy that we need to pass our great -- make america great again agenda. he is a conservative that will backme steer this country on track. after eight years of the obama disaster. get out and blow for roy moore. his boat is needed in the u.s. senate. we need him to help with the republican senate. w

very special guests at great america tonight, and we're not talking about santa and his elves. >>> andive picture from lake tahoe tonight. you can see snow on the ground. it is a dark picture but definitely new snow. is a white christmas >>> new at 11:00, it was a magical night in santa clara for hundreds of kids from boys and girls clubs who were treated at winter fest. katie marzullo has the details from santa to snow. >> 4, 3, 2, 1! whew! >> reporter: a 60 foot symbol that winter fest is officially underway from 400 kids from silicon valley. >> i'm very excited because it's my first time being here as well as it's christmas time so i'm very happy and excited. >> i love to be representing the club. it's important to me. >> reporter: the kids were treated to dinner, then turned loose in the park for roller coaster, ice skating, pictures with santa and his helpers and all things holiday. ♪ ♪ >> reporter: this is the second year of winter fest, 353 trees, 750 lights and snow. the snowmaking winter fest a true winter wonder land for the kids. >> a lot of kids have not been to great ameri

very special guests at great america tonight, and we're not talking about santa and his elves. >>> andive picture from lake tahoe tonight. you can see snow on the ground. it is a dark picture but definitely new snow. is a white christmas >>> new at 11:00, it was a magical night in santa clara for hundreds of kids from boys and girls clubs who were treated at winter fest. katie marzullo has the details from santa to snow. >> 4, 3, 2, 1! whew! >> reporter: a 60 foot symbol that winter fest is officially underway from 400 kids from silicon valley. >> i'm very excited because it's my first time being here as well as it's christmas time so i'm very happy and excited. >> i love to be representing the club. it's important to me. >> reporter: the kids were treated to dinner, then turned loose in the park for roller coaster, ice skating, pictures with santa and his helpers and all things holiday. ♪ ♪ >> reporter: this is the second year of winter fest, 353 trees, 750 lights and snow. the snowmaking winter fest a true winter wonder land for the kids. >> a lot of kids have not been to great ameri

ways that will benefit the whole world and our people and bring us to a realization of how really great americaand the rest of the world depends on us. i love this country. i came from very humble roots. and i have to say that this is one of the great privileges of my life to stand here on the white house lawn with the president of the united states who i love and appreciate so much and with these wonderful colleagues and cabinet members who stand behind us. and to see all of you and realize that you care, too. all i can say is god loves this country. we all know it. we wouldn't be here without him. and we love all of you. and we are going to keep fighting. and we are going to make the greatest presidency we have seen not only in generations but maybe ever. god bless all of you. [applause] president trump: paul ryan just said how good was that? another man who has worked inside out and backwards. kevin brady. cheers and applause] mr. brady: thank you. ok guys. thank you, mr. president. this is a historic day. it's an exciting day. and i knew i was going to be here with you to mark this momentou

winter wonder land for the kids. >> i'd have to say the majority of the children have never been to great america even living in silicon valley it's a treat to be able to attend a park like this. >> we have the makings of an incredible holiday tradition in this area. >> reporter: the kids and their families are a proud to be a part of it. destiny is a junior staff member. >> it makes me feel good to give back. >> i'm excited she got this opportunity and something she'll remember for the rest of her life. >> reporter: so many wonderful winter memories. >> i love that they did that. >> it looks so fun. >> i want to go. >>> okay, they are warm and snugly but a potential danger for your kids. it's a pajama set under recall this morning. >>> a 9-year-old boy has a special reason to celebrate this holiday season thanks to new technology his dream is coming true. >>> and marijuana about to be legal in california. find out which big name company is hoping you'll be hungry for its business. first this morning's "tech bytes." >>> in today's "tech bytes" a new lawsuit for apple. >> a class action lawsuit wa

such just great america but you know the one where everyone the big party like the refugee say they're often fights over food. when you know. we want there are more food more but more water but gave him. one more again so that you know we're here. about it. in addition to his olive trees still your field is also has several hundred sheep. but hungry refugees keep stealing them stelios says they've already slaughtered more than forty. off the la la la la la la la la la la la la la la la la la la la la la la la la la la la for example they're not about are going to be i was right the roller. last time they even left evidence behind. a backpack from the u.n. h.c.r. and a knife still yours has held on to these items like trophies for you it's clear proof that refugees were here stelios has his own theory about why they kill his sheep. or here at the be nonnegative abstaining because they're hungry father may kill the animals and sell them to the migrants. ya know two people can't eat seven or ten sheep we found out that they sell them to the migrants i've seen people in the fields grilling

great day for america. to open up in mark. it has been a multigenerational fight. to those who live there and those who raise their families there and who are looking for generations know that our promise to you today is a bright future one where we care for our environment where we care for our people and we also care for our country in providing a resource that is needed not only by the united states this mister president is what energy dominance is all about. this administration has come in and recognize this incredible resource that we have in our nation developing our energies is good for jobs is good for manufacturing. it's very good for our foreign policy and national security. in their you talk about the economy which is what the tax bill is all about but you also talk about energy dominance. and the american people. it's the right policy. thank you sir. i want to thank all of these guys perseverance overcomes intelligence any day of the year. to see all of you god loves this country we all know it

. >> i want to make america great again with donald trump. i want to make america to be great but good and she can't be good until we go back to god. >> it is dependent upon me to set the record straight. ♪ heather: good morning from new york city, quite a different scene, a couple hours after this show, "fox and friends" first, thank you for joining us on tuesday morning. let's get to that fox news alert. new information about support a 40 bomber who targeted the biggest transit hub in new york city, a bangladeshi native use chain migration to come to the us seven years ago and build a pipe bomb online and planned to do it in the name of isis. police swarming his home searching for new clues and that is where we find todd pyro life. why do we know, what do we know about his motive at the time, there are some discrepancies in things he said. >> a lot of things we will get to in a moment but you described the scene outside our building on avenue of the americas, a similarly eerie quiet seen in this neighborhood. a much different scene yesterday

i want to make america great again with president trump. , but i want america good and she can't be —— good until we go back to god. he fiercely denies allegations of sexual misconduct and his supporters have adopted the new default position of the political embattled, they price fake news. all ofa embattled, they price fake news. all of a sudden here come the allegations! from a0 years ago! that makes it highly, highly, highly suspect in my mind. that is nothing but a bunch of fake news. things that happened so long ago, there is such a thing as redemption. though many senior republicans have refused to back roy moore, he has a cheerleader in donald trump. for the president it is morally unconjugated to advance his legislative agenda he needs republican on the senate. so get out and vote for roy moore!|j mean, get out and vote for roy moore!” mean, i literally broke down in tears over all of this. this republicans can't bring themselves to vote for roy moore. they've defected to the democrat doug jones. it's because i'm republican. it's bec

trying to rally his base which he's losing all of the it goes back to the campaign slogan make america great again and that's what one slogan i rejected from the right now i said i think america's already great in many ways the speechless. let me just say this is that it read a bit like embroidery and and it was much like what the seventy plage plan is and it mixed in some traditionalism which we've heard from other presidents there were some new language in there but there were also some big departures which were nods to trump ism and that was stuff like the wall and immigration and those were things that he promised his base on the campaign trail so this was a bit of a confusing speech i believe it was very long much like the seventy plage plan it's a it's a very long long speech but the greatest takeaway i believe was that. it over did the competitive nature of global politics and that is it's quite funny to me because competition and cooperation have always been very much a part of how the world works the trick is how to manage both and that's what american presidents have traditionally

he's not making america great again, he's making america hate again. >> and tonight he's saying makingreat means take us become to the time slavery. >> yeah. this is a frightening time. i really wonder what the reset button is going to be, because they've pushed people so far away from us having a unified country, people being more tolerant, people being more imbration of diversity. if we don't bring in back we're going to be in serious trouble. and frankly i think that adds to the list articles against him. he is dividing the nation. i heard you play earlier he's invoking abraham lincoln. he was struggling to unify the nation. if donald trump he's the opposite. he's trying to keep the nation as divided as possible. and he's got to go. >> mark thompson, thank you very much for being with us. >> thank you. >> really appreciate it. tonight's last word is next. i love you, basement guest bathroom. your privacy makes you my number 1 place to go number 2. i love you, but sometimes you stink. febreze air effects doesn't just mask, it cleans away odors. because the things you love the most ca

bring us all to a realization of how really great america really is and how the rest of the world dependsus. how about this country? i came from very humble roots. and i have to say, that this is one of the great privileges of my life to stand here on the white house lawn with the president of the united states who i love and appreciate so much and with these wonderful colleagues and cabinet members that stand behind us. to see all of you and realize that you care, too. all i can say is that god loves this country. we all know it. we wouldn't be where we are without him. and we love all of you. we're going to keep fighting and we're going to make this the greatest presidency that we've seen not only in a generation but maybe ever. god bless all of you. [applause] >> paul ryan just said "how good was that?" another very special man worked so hard, knows it inside and out and backwards, kevin brady. [cheers & applause] >> thank you. [cheering]. okay, guys. thank you, mr. president. this is a historic day. it's an exciting day. i knew i was going to be here with you to mark this momentous oc

>> well, yes, the people who were wearing make america great again hats were told to leave because theye wearing a make america great again hat after bought coffee, they were kicked out, a few people try to attack me for my american flag hat. i'm from new york and i stand my ground. it's a student-run shop and on the university campus. pride itself in being a safe space and saying that all are welcome to coffee shop so long, of course, you the same views as those who run the coffee shop, so it seems. heather: when they mentioned safe space, there are specific groups that they talk about being safe to come there, right? >> well, not specifically but in terms of who is not welcome are, i guess, people who support donald trump and people who support the make make america great again movement as we were directly quotes assaying we violated the safe space, apparently it's not a safe space for those types of people. heather: i understand that they have safer space rules, they have do not make assumptions due to someone's gender, experiences, no racism, no sexism, no home -- homophobia but you

and we haveis great a conservative on the supreme court and he is making america great. that message, simple as it is, again,ake america great i do not want to say that as an excuse but it is the basis, the force, the idea, the concept that causes many americans, religious conservatives among them to overlook any flaw donald trump might have if indeed he will make america great again. tensionalso part of the within the religious community, is that not a form of idolatry? is that not over excusing a man who is doing damage in other areas, though he may be making military and economic progress? host: giving a sense of where the president is as he returns for his state of the union, he says -- at some point and for the good of the country, i predict we will start working with the democrats in a bipartisan fashion. infrastructure will be a perfect place to start. after having foolishly spent $7 trillion in the middle east, it is time to start rebuilding our country! dave in washington, d.c., democrats line. caller: good morning, how are you? you mentioned that mr. trump has r

and it is sad to see america run by companies because america has a great constitution and people. did lobbyists become so powerful in america and why are we not calling this corruption? around the world, it is corruption. people rely on the government to change the agenda. i do not understand why americans accept this corruption. host: thank you for calling. that theorough wrote tax bill is written by lobbyists. bill: no doubt about that, this bill -- the members of congress did not even see the bill before they voted on it. the lobbyists did, particularly those for the oil companies, and those for the real estate commercial, the commercial real estate industry. it is interesting too that the realtors association, right? the people who help people buy homes opposed the bill because they know that it is going to limit, severely impact people's ability to write off the interest on their home mortgage deduction. where as the commercial real estate industry, bob corker, donald trump and their friends, all supported the bill because they get a huge financial from it. let me say somethin

we will make america great again. thank you, god bless you. god bless america.hank you, everybody. [cheers and applause] ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ [you don't always get what you want] >> judge jeanine: jeanine pirro in tonight for sean. president trump there wrapping up his speech at make america great again rally in pensacola, florida. joining us with reaction are american conservative union chairman matt schlapp. former special assistant to president trump and former. fired up. there is no one better. than donald trump with an audience. i mean, we were -- the cheering and the sense of americanism is infectious. matt, what do you think? >> yeah, it's electric. and i think, you know, donald trump is doing something very important that presidents sometime fail to d do it he is getting out of bubble. he is feeding off the crowd, it's electric. really gives him energy and really important for a leader to go around the country and tell him what he wants to do and my gosh he didn't leave anything on the table, judge. >> judge jeanine: and it's clear, mark, that that matt is correct. h

they want to make america great again this is not making america great . anger. on extreme poverty finds major issues with housing and even. sanitation. hello there there is lots of snow in china at the moment we've got these pictures from the chandon province that show the theories of snow that we've been seeing there but elsewhere there's been thickest snow goes the a few problems on the roads and making things a little bit icy as well plenty more snow still to come for some of us but actually the mojo or two of it won't be over china it'll be a rich pan you can see this huge area of cloud here that's galloping its way towards us that's giving us plenty of snow most of it in the northwestern parts of honshu and also through hokkaido as well so that's where we're seeing the winter east of the weather and i'll be plenty more snow even as we head through into monday as well towards the west well here it's not we're not seeing quite so much snow but it's certainly not that warm with beijing going for around five or six degrees as a maximum temperature but further t

forces working within the national security strategy one is the old campaign rhetoric of make america great again america first and about anti immigration and so on but the second one is i think appears to be authored by somebody like general mcmaster which is basically the old the old strategy that the conservative nationalists of championed for a long time and that is the use of american strength in order to sort of maintain their vital interests and clearly china has been a competitor for some time there's also been a lot of cooperation with the united states for a long time i think the feeling is that the tramp is trying to differentiate himself very significantly from his predecessors and his the campaign style of the national security strategy suggests that but the underlying basic point being made and the only thing which is really different you could say is there's no mention of soft power very large amounts of hard power and i think that even if there's not much new there it's a little bit more kind of open than it has been in the past and i think that it could well be much more ri

they want to make america great again this is not making america great anger in the southern u.s. as the un special rapporteur on extreme poverty finds major issues of housing and some say shit on families and civilians killed inside sudan's brutal war demanded justice. palace no longer quite as hot in sydney this is sort of a cold front it's a nice juices a change of wind direction more cloud in the sky so we end up with forecasts temperatures a bit more reasonable thirty one in sydney twenty four in melbourne that's been bit of a drop but you know it's not bad for summer mostly sunshine but on shore breeze on the queensland coast you'll notice it is reasonable woman purrs for that temp is about to drop more of a breeze coming up from the southwest and nineteen degrees for you without even juices walks out of the interior adelaide getting hot again thirty three degrees and forty in alice we seen forty five up in northern territory and that's probably going to be continued so that's a picture for australian our coast quite often you export from australia into new zealand and the t

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we will make america great again. thank you, god bless you, god bless america, thank you, everybody. ♪ ♪ ♪ >>> welcome to this special edition of "hannity," the trump agenda, i'm jeanine pirro in tonight for sean. president trump wrapping up his speech at a make america great again rally in pensacola, florida. joining us are matt slapp, former assist to president trump mark lotter. and noelle nick fort. every time i listen to the president speak and get those audiences fired up i say to myself, there is no one better than the president, than donald trump, with an audience. we were -- the cheering and the sense of americanism is -- infectious. matt, what do you think? >> it's electric. and i think, you know, donald trump is doing something very important that presidents sometimes fail to do. he's getting out of the bubble. he's piercing the bubble and talking to real americas. he's feeding off the crowd. it's electric. i think it really gives him energy and it's important for a leader to go around the country and tell t

gregg: we have a lot more straight ahead with special coverage of president trump's:make america great again rally in pensacola. good evening. i'm gregg jarrett in for lou dobbs. we are moments away from the make america great again-style rally. no mention of candidate roy moore in the president. prepared remarks. fox business corresponds yernts hillary vaughn is at the pensacola base center. good evening, hillary. reporter: we did get a sneak peek of what's to come in president trump's remarks in just a few moments. he's going to have fun with the speech and not necessarily going to stay on script. he's going to double down on his agenda and talk to the working-class voters and tell them the issues he wants to get through. his endorsement of republican senate candidate roy moore, saying that they need that republican seat to get that agenda through, and that's what today is about. you can see the crowd getting riled up. a lot of people here getting excited to hear from the president. but really, a lot of this is going to be the greatest pitch we have heard from president trump on the

ke america great again he has no friends in america. putin is his best friend. he lies about everything he says that we are being suckered. my solution or a solution to all of this is to be aware whom you vote for because those congressmen standing behind him and talking out of both sides of their mouths are also deceiving us. ,e must know who we vote for and vote them out. one way to do that is during the primary, when they ask you who you are voting for, say, i am voting. do not give anyone any reason to believe who you are voting for. who isey do not know being leading and that does not sway the majority. a lot of people are swayed by who other people vote for, so that is my solution and i wish everybody would try and do what is best for the country the thet we are being led down path to a dictatorship, and if you know what that is, watch closely what is going on. thank you. host: reaction on twitter to some opinions. the sun from jan, saying ken starr, saying mueller team bias? he has. no room to speak -- she has no room to speak. aboutil on our article rupe

great taste. i want to hear how he created the make america great again slogan. you said you think it happened in new hampshire. he said there is something we have to do and we have to do it fast. and we have to make america great again. was that a spontaneous eruption or something he planned. >> as far as i know, it was an event i was hosting in manchester, new hampshire with corey lewandowski. it was the first time i had an opportunity to introduce mr. trump to corey lewandowski. it was on april 12, 2014. he took the stage in manchester. it was an amazing speech. he was supposed to talk for 1 12-15 minutes and he went for 45 minutes and make america great again came out of his mouth. i had known him for many years before that time and i never heard that. but he picked it up and used it through his campaign and it stuck. jesse: it has stuck. i want to ask you about his superstitions. i know was an ocd type of guy who likes particular things a particular way. he hasn't allowed anybody to begin drafting an acceptance speech until we knew victory was assured. they h

they're saying they want to make america great again this is not making america great. anger in the southern u.s. as a u.n. special properties or on extreme poverty finds major issues with housing and sanitation. binny's pink skunk's by the taj mahal. or as the sun sets in the city of angels. hello there we've got plenty of heavy rain across europe at the moment and the heaviest is out of this huge area of cloud here as it gradually drifting its way towards the east and i think it's done so it's brought to some very heavy downpours in fact some of us in montenegro see nearly sixty millimeters of rain in those more still to come because that system is only slowly slipping its way through southwards so during the day today then it's going to be from around about montenegro down across parts of greece where we see the heaviest of the rains that once more towards the north and also be some rather heavy precipitation here but here it's likely to be snow rather than rain towards the west a bit drier for many of us here but still not that warmer and you looking at around five

one of the great america's sports. >> i love it. that is so cool. both teams with the promos.you said you really love. if you were playing now because in your nfl days you loved it when it was snowing. why? it seems like it makes it much more complicated, me, the non football player. justify it for me. >> there's a fine line between crazy and willing to conquer anything. think it takes you back to being a kid again and play with your friends, didn't matter if it was dirty, cold, raining. it doesn't matter. that's what they've up against today. i will say their fingers are going to be numb. mine are. having trouble talking now. things will certainly heat up on the field. these two teams going at each other. navy of course had their 14-win streak broken last year by army. now army, they have that one-year win streak. lookout. >> they have to want it bad. army does not want to make it one and done. they've got to go for a repeat. >> that's exactly right. honor, they're playing for the love of each other and the love of their nation that they've committed themselves to. >> love of

you can see the backup stretches to lawrence expressway and, in fact, it's beyond that to great americaarkway so just about a 25- minute ride for drivers heading from 880 westbound over to 101. slowdowns along that stretch. your ride heading through san jose still looking okay. we are not quite in the red, still in the yellow, 29 minutes from hellyer to san antonio. that's a check of your traffic. back to you. >>> now to our house fire -- the fire watch. the thomas fire is now the second largest wildfire in state history. the blaze has expanded across more than 425 square miles. currently it's 55% contained. the fire still threatening 18,000 structures and higher humidity this week is helping crews battle the flames but brush in that area is tinder dry. >> we expect strong gusty north winds for overnight wednesday to thursday morning. the big difference is that we have a lot less fire on the hills than we did saturday. >> officials estimate that the thomas fire will be contained by january 7th. >>> federal investigators are learning more about the amtrak train crash in washington state

whole world, but above all, benefit our people and bring us all to a realization of how really great america really is, and how the rest of the world depends on us. i love this country. i came from very humble roots. i have to say that this is one of the great privileges of my life to stand here on the white house lawn with the president of the united states who i love and appreciate so much and with these wonderful colleagues and cabinet member whose stand behind us. and to see all of you and realize that you care, too. all i can say is that god loves this country. we all know it. we wouldn't be where we are without him. and we love all of you. and we're going to keep fighting, and we're going to make this the greatest presidency that we've seen not only in generations but maybe ever. god bless all of you. [ applause ] >> paul ryan just said, how good was that? another very special man, worked so hard, knows it inside out and backwards. kevin brady. [ cheers and applause ] >> okay, guys. [ applause ] thank you, mr. president. this is a historic day. it's an exciting day. i knew i was going

hundreds of bay area kids will have some special memories of this holiday season all thanks to the great americareated to the park's winterfest. katie marzullo has the details from santa to snow. >> reporter: a 60-foot symbol winterfest is under way. destiny perez and kwan did the honors. >> i'm very excited. this is my first time being here. it's christmastime. >> it's important to me. >> reporter: they had roller coasters, ice skating, pictures, and all things holiday. ♪ this is the second year of winterfest. it includes 350 trees, 7 million lights and snow. the snow making winterfest a true winter wonder land for the kids. >> i'd have to say most of them haven't been to great america. even in silicon valley, it's a treat to attend a park like this. >> we have the makings of a holiday tradition and we're proud to do it. >> reporter: the kids and their families are proud to be a part of it. destiny as a junior club staff member. >> it makes me feel good to give back. >> i'm excited for her that she got this opportunity. something she will remember the rest of her life. >> reporter: katie marzul

president has said about activists reitzantly. >> then we have roy moore comments about last time america was great. >> those were deeply problematic to say the least. there were african american asked roy moore with the last time he thought america was great and he made a reference to slavery saying it was a time with families were united and anyone with a basic understanding of history knows slavery is a time when many black families were not strong and not valued and so it reif had forced many fears that black voters had that make america great again meant to celebrate a time that was not quite great for black americans. >> this is piling on but i have to read this. a lot of people thought this was the most if flamatory and explosive thing they saw today. this is a tweet from u.s. congressman steve king, republican of iowa, one of the stall warts on the road. diversity is not our strength. hungarian prime minister victor orban quote mixing cultures will not lead to a higher quality of life but a lower one." are people forgiven for checking calendars and making sure it's not 1955? >> these are po

i wants america great but i want america good and she can't be good until we go back to god. >> exclusived trump dossier. >> the link between f

controversial things about you know america like you know president trump his campaign was about making america great again you know he said that even during slavery america was great because families reunited so you know we spoke to for example the fifth little girl who was you know in that bombing but survived she lost her eye and she put it as simply as this you know roy moore wants to go backwards he wants to take us back to this so-called time when america was great we want to move forward and kind of that despair and shock and disbelief that this was actually even happening that this could be their senator was was enough to get them out into the polls and also spent some rowing lost support task i'm just going to some events comments without audience have an. this is woodstock a town and big county just outside of birmingham alabama america's fourth black a city but this county is seventy six percent white and in two thousand and sixteen trump won seventy seven percent of the vote here if they wanted to do something they should have done it before when he was running for the banks and why after