a corporal with the greenville police department for over 27 years. and that's why dave's son, john followed in his dad's footsteps. >> and i said, hey, dad, i want to become a police officer. and he was, of course, more than thrilled to give me the application and start the process. >> and when dave passed the torch to his son, he hung up his badge and retired. >> he did everything around here. everything. anytime something would break, mess up, he would fix. >> but puttering around the house, well, that just was never in dave's dna. crime fighting is in his blood. so just one month after dave retired from the pd, he came out of retirement and became a sheriff's deputy, a decision that would change his life forever. >> and i knew something was wrong and my heart was pounding. >> barely five months in as a deputy, dave responded to a home invasion in this apartment complex. it didn't go well. >> and i hear a loud knock at the front door, and i thought it was him coming home. and then when i looked out, i saw the badges, i saw the stars, and i saw two

town of paradise, greenville, town of canyon dam and others completely obliterated. .. our governor has been up there to see those fires. especially the paradise one. when president trump came to paradise and visited to see the devastation. so at the time, president trump asked him and others, what are you doing to clear the land in such a way that makes it less fire-prone, you know, to rake the forest floor, and people made fun of that word, rake, which is a technical term for some of the equipment used in forestry. to make sure areas can be a little more fire-safe, by thinning trees, removing brush, removing dead material on that. so the question is, as governor newsom goes out onsite and waves his arms and tells us it's someone else's fault, what has he learned in the last six years and what has he applied since he had this photo op in paradise as the new governor of california? it looks like not much. not much action. certain promises were made to be aggressive on land management in california. yet -- certain claims were made, but the actual numbers are 1/5 of the a

no more funding for greenville social engineering policies.o are receiving individual assistance, you will continue to receive that, and president trump as being a good steward of your taxpayer dollars. samantha: government departments are scrambling to work out the consequences of the freeze. attorneys general from 11 states including california and new york are suing to stop the pause as it is a coalition of nonprofits. they want assurances -- despite assurances the payments will affect individuals, they state this affects grants for lower income americans, medicaid, has been deactivated at all 50 states. the white house insist it will be back online shortly. senate top democrat majority leader chuck schumer says it is unconstitutional and will hurt the american people. joining us now are tom bateman and molly. what was the atmosphere like? molly: it was packed, as you can imagine, and all of the seats had been taken, lots of people with their cameras. there was a sense that donald trump might show up. karoline leavitt, the youngest ever pro

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it's a lot of folks here at the home and these various will street greenville piece encourage. how does is real. you said israel will be a partner. okay. those are your words. israel and living on are technically still it was how you were in israel's foreign ministry. how, what is real begin to reach out to, you know, start building more of a report with the new lebanese president, or would that not happen at this stage? so 1st of all, it's already happening and we have the, i think is the last, we use the dialogue. we live in no way the government will, driven on, on energy issues mediated by the americans. it gives us the we do not to just get stealing over the issues to the really equally grow that the companies and government deliveries only are getting all of the country. so i think i think it can go, especially i don't know enough about this. new trauma restriction is thinking about planning, develop levano, but it's only natural that the mediation that was started by the end, the steam, especially, i'm also saying we're going to do do a band here, especially one way is s

expressed a desire for the us to take control of agreement from denmark and the governments of greenville and, and denmark of repeatedly told mr. trump that the island is not for sale. trump has once again set his eyes on greenland posting on his side truth social on monday. he said a greenland is an incredible place and the people will benefit you tremendously if and when it becomes part of our nation. we will protect it and cherish it from a very vicious outside world. make green and great again. this and on tuesday, the future presidents doubled down on his claims or even refusing to roll out, made it to revolt military. while we were waiting for national security purposes, i've been told that for a long time, long before i even ran, i mean people have been talking about it for a long time. you have approximately 45000 people there. people really don't even know if denmark has any legal rights to it, but if they do, they should give it up because we need it for national security. that's for the free world. i'm talking about protecting that very well from may beach we maxwell. his son d

the symbols have not been given to me by a foreign government to foreign presidents know by a greenville government, i have not been placed as president by the government of the united states, or by the pro imperialist right when governments of latin america, i have not been placed by an oligarchy, like come from the people, i am of the people, and my power emanates from history and from the people and to the people i owe my entire life for my body and soul. the integration coincides with the new package of western sanctions on colorado, state hunt oil company, and more than a dozen venezuelan officials have been blacklisted and outside the us and it's vassal nations any wish. their guy had mando gonzalez o 3. i had won the election and so get this in the midst of all of this, but us suddenly analysis a 25000000 dollar reward for the capture of venezuela's head of state and nicholas . my daughter, i mean quite literally putting a bouncy on the head of the president and all of this while western leaders and assist, they are showing solidarity with the venezuelan people. well, then all by

so they implemented as a relatively successful greenville operation. so i guess visually full as was visual and these are signed as soon as choir is hard to can turn special needs to this operation in june in order to rebuild the 1st single source, the power. if i need a slip of single sol receipts there on this is ryan roll, lose us control over its own pauses. and then the rest of the west bank will revolt. also it gets these right in hand. are all correspondent mistaken. that this operation could last many hours, if not day, is it setting up the 1st time he is ready is of launch thought to raise in the janine refugee. come, should we expect the situation the to become like it has in gaza? is it based on the operation of the mold and the the supervision of the is really central come back on. these forces is a number of things where the soldiers is lower, let say to thousands or so the central cuz they're higher command. the central command can supervise its forces, taking into consideration that there was no big mess up there. again, augustus, right

considering all the things we've heard from the truck like incoming trump administration, particularly greenville and, and that's kind of a rubric for a much more boisterous, a anomalous approach to foreign policy that we've seen. particularly since the, you know, polar moment. i guess you could argue that there is no real differences this way. it's being framed right now. but you know, it, it does kind of harking back to great power politics, which critics of the bike administration to say, where's all the real is we need more real is an american foreign policy. well, this is part of realism. it's not like it, but it is kind of a return to that george. i agree and style it, and i think of the consequences will probably be um, noteworthy. i'm a trump has always had a sudden hankering for great power politics. i think he's, he has looked for as a model, as those 19th century of imperialism, image great powers, acquire new territory, acquire a new spheres of influence, that they regard a subordinate powers as you're required to follow the lead of the great powers. and essentially, this means that i

that stop trump, as we fully recognize the greenland has its own emissions, if they materialize. greenville become independent, they'll hardly within vision to become a federal state in the united states. so denmark is saying that even if fremont ever decides that it doesn't want to be hips to denmark anymore, that still doesn't mean that it wants to jump straight into anyone else's arms. maybe it just wants to hit the gym and work on it's revenge body. your over indulgence himself, care with some scented bath bombs and purifying crystals. but he was president elect donald trump hasn't even taken office yet. and already he sounding like a guy who's going to need a restraining order where we live in for national security purposes. i've been told that for a long time, long before i even ran, i mean people have been talking about it for a long time. you have approximately 45000 people there. people really don't even know if denmark has any legal rights to it. but if they do, they should give it up because we need it for national security. that's for the free world. i'm talking about protecting

take care but apparently locals in greenville and one donald trump, the pony up and by the island and the maga, lead us on when they were in a mission to find out. however, it did all seem a little bit stage, but then take my word for it, but listen to this coffee shop chat, or do you want to be part of the really as good as the do you want donald trump to buy greenland? well then logs public bro cost that certainly isn't buying it is accused of trump junior of arriving the poor and bribing, the homeless to support his father's territorial ambitions for the russian embassy in denmark commented as well questioning how america's arctic march would impact the stability of that reach president elect donald trump's aspiration to acquire control over greenland to ensure us security without ruling out using economic and military force seems to show that the upcoming us administration isn't interested in strengthening military and political stability and arctic based on developing equal dialogue in cooperation with other arctic states, even if this comes to their nato allies, such an approach

gym from greenville, wisconsin,, senator warren needs to crack open a beer and relax.e sam adams never heard anybody. joe from the bronx. i know a lot of fat hippies. sean from florida, it's obvious you have a man crush on secretary hague said. that would be tar love. you would just call it a crush. now i'm jealous of the secretary title. steve from pennsylvania, i say we rename the great lakes the great waters. president trump if you are listening. i'm waters and this is my world.

ashley webster is at the plant in greenville, south carolina. what's that money going to do, ash? pieces of machinery. this actually is a rotor where air and natural gas comes in, it come busts and pushes energy out this end. all of that, by the way, is put merchandise of this big beast -- inside of this big beast. this is the 7h gas turbine. it can provide enough energy by itself the power up about half a million u.s. homes and business with is booming. they sold eight of these in 2023. last year they sold 25 and already this year the orders are coming in for this year and beyond. and, of course, all of this is great news not only for ge vernova a, but for the white house as well. i put that question to the ceo, space ec, and here is what he had to say about working with the administration. >> we're motivated to serve this administration. when we see this administration talk a lot about u.s. competitiveness, u.s. jobs, using energy not just for the u.s., but for u.s. influence in the world, we're very motivated the serve the administration. that that's exactly what we're going to

john karis said this is really a climate bill at the greenville.in you take a look at the facts undergirding the inflation reduction act it added to a 37 billion that went to migrant care and these climate change compliance green stuff in addition to all the other things that were called. it had been billed by october on november president tripp is going to get in there and do a couple things. first get us back to where we were with him at number 2 they broke it i fixed it they ignored i tackle it. on infrastructure and unspent funds he can say this is another kind of waste. they said they spent all this money on xyz it's still sitting there we are knuckling to put it there we will put a abc which is what you voted for. also if the president tackles ai and crypto ehrlich -- early on he is showing the recognition of what's evolved since he left the white house four years ago. these are two areas that have just exploded. they certainly existed in 2020 and 2019 but they just exploded here he recognize that by having some true crypto and ai experts aro

ashley webster with this exclusive report from an energy plant in greenville, south carolina right now reporter: good morning to you, maria. we're inside ge's gas turbine facility, manufacturing facility. turbines like this beast right here, it is absolutely enormous. by itself, it can provide power to half a million u.s. homes. ge telling fox business exclusively they intend to spend more than half a billion dollars to expand this facility and others across the country. i spoke to the company's ceo and i asked him how is that money going to be spent and what about the future of energy production in america? watch this. >> we'll spend almost $600 million over the next two years investing in our u.s. manufacturing. it's going to add over 1500 jobs in the u.s. this is all about the fact that we've gone through multiple decades without a ton of load growth or electricity demand growth in the u.s. and that's over. the reality is for u.s. competitiveness for the reindustrialization of u.s. manufacturing, for data center and u.s. competitiveness in the world. we're going to need a lot more e

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gym from greenville, wisconsin,, senator warren needs to crack open a beer and relax. a little sam adams never heard anybody. joe from the bronx. i know a lot of fat hippies. sean from florida, it's obvious you have a man crush on secretary hague said. that would be tar love. you would just call it a crush. now i'm jealous of the secretary title. steve from pennsylvania, i say we rename the great lakes the great waters. president trump if you are listening. i'm waters and this is my world. >> sean: welcome to hannity. buckle up for another big interview only hours ago i travelled back to the d.c. swamp, i sat down with the vice president j.d. vance. we will bring you that interview and just a moment. tonight after caroline levitz shock and on debut, a star was born in the briefing room, members of the state run legacy media mob wasted no time launching their predictable while attacks. wait until you see what they had to say and caroline will join us with her response. first president trump, he's nonstop continuing to deliver on promise after promise -- earlier today he

barone that plant in greenville, south carolina with the details. on the floor, ashley on the floor wearing the glasses. makes gas powered turbines, like this one beside me power to half a million u.s. homes and demand for these machines is skyrocketing i spoke to the company's ceo scott you are going to invest more than half a billion dollars where are you going to put that money? watch this? we will spend $600 million investing in u.s. manufacturing. it's going to add over 1500 jobs in the u.s. this is all about the fact that we have gone through multiple decades. ton of load growth or electricity demand growth in the u.s. and that's over. the reality is for u.s. competitiveness for the reindustrialization of u.s. manufacturing for data centers and u.s. competitiveness in the world we're going to need a lot more electricity. >> a lot more electricity like this as i say. i describe it as a beast. i feel about this tall. i'm an ant compared to this. it's powered by natural gas. something that the u.s. has lots and lots of, which, of course, speaks t

in greenville, gabby sartori. >> as the calendar flips to a new year. most people are looking for a fresh start, especially if they're dealing with debt. experts say it's the perfect time now to get financially organize. you can add up all your existing debt and create a spreadsheet that includes who you owe to as well as interest rate balance and minimum pratt payments then develop an overall budget to try to find ways to cut down on optional spending. they say you should also look at your finances from the year. >> if there are things that you struggled with, things that were out of your control are things that you maybe didn't make the best decision financially that at least there's an ayareness so that if you if you're faced with that same decision in 2025, then you can adjust accordingly. >> if you're living with someone and sharing expenses, experts suggest talking with that person to get a better sense of their financial priorities. you can live free spreadsheet template online as well as some free budgeting apps to get yourself on the right trac

greenville, canyon dam, and a smaller town called doyle on the east side. so, again, endangered species act being manipulated and weapon weaponized against the work we need to do is partly at fault. for example, when we talk about water in california, let's look at the delta smelt for a moment. ok? so the water supply we should be building in california is impeded because the water has to be shipped out to the pacific ocean, supposedly to help the delta smelt. the water increases have happened since 1992, legislation here increased another 800,000 acre feet per year, and it's built up from there. so hopefully or somehow helped the delta smelt. this is shasta dam in northern california, which we're trying to get filled right now. but is going to be less and less useful for people as more and more of this water is dumped out through the delta. what's that mean for southern california? well, for example, let's lay this one down. let's take a look at this. this is a reservoir which currently is empty. supposedly for rehab and some maintenance. this is what it's

donna from greenville, south carolina. why don't you just admit when you're on vacation?you're on assignment, we expect you to deliver something. you have nothing. you don't think i delivered tonight? this delivery wouldn't have been possible if it wasn't for me being on vacation. i mean, assignment david from gary, indiana. biden didn't spend 40% of his presidency on vacation. he spent it on assignment. fine. i was at rehoboth beach with hunter. is that what you wanted to know? ron from waunakee, wisconsin. i can't help but wonder how many fbi agents were in that snowball fight. come here, come here. i'll pack it for you. come here. now take it. hit that guy. you're under arrest. kyle from tallahassee, florida. you and kevin mccarthy look like pickleball partners. only played pickleball twice. i was told never get a lesson if you're a guy. also, straw exception. pina coladas. acceptable for men to use a straw. don't drink too many. gives you a belly ache. anonymous from georgia. jesse. it's my birthday today. can you sing me? you don't need my name. happy birthday dear.

robust storms moving to the east as it sweeps through places like jackson, mississippi, alexandria, greenvillepecifically under an enhanced risk for severe weather. inside of that yellow and orange, if you live there, you could see damaging winds, flash flooding, and the threat for a few tornadoes. that's a look at the forecast across the country. let's see what's goi >> somara: and that's a look at your local forecast. you know, the kids are coming back from break, but if you live in the dmv you probably get another school day or a day off of school. >> janai: that was the part that made my ears perk up. does that mean in new york, in this area? >> somara: no, kids are going to school. >> janai: just making sure. thank you. >> whit: they have to bundle up. >> gio: thank you, somara. >>> now to the nfl. in the last weekend of the regular season, the division title won overnight. another day of hope for the bengals here. abc's ike ejiochi is here with more. good morning. >> reporter: that playoff picture is becoming a little bit clearer right now starting with the baltimore ravens taking on the

i mean, i'm thrilled to be in greenville, south carolina, where we make all of those gas turbines.at our demand profile through the rest of the decade, i mean. there's demand three times the available supply that we're going to be able to build out. so we're going to need some efficiency in the system to make this whole thing work. there's a lot of innovation that will happen with the hyperscalers. we're really counting on that. but when you look at the electric power system right now, reserve margins are coming down throughout the us. prices are up and we're going to need partnerships like this behind the meter to alleviate some of the pressure in that system. and that's why we're so thrilled to be part of this partnership with mike and with cj. >> because we. >> need more partners. that are capable of industrializing at scale what's going to be needed in this country, and also to decarbonize that over time. and mike and the team clearly are capable of doing that. and we're thrilled to be part of the partnership. >> yeah. and obviously, i mean, we are again, just to emphasize four

and we've got this new design that we're working on that we call the modern greenville that i think iswe're going to start really reimaging next year, and it's going to take a couple years to get there. but that's all. >> that's all. okay. but i like my choice. >> why do i need it to look better? i never look bad to me. well. >> the most important thing well, i think the majority of our state looks great, right? but it's really important to look best on block. right? so it's not just about great food and great service, but an atmosphere that people want to hang out and they want to come back time and time again. you know, it's very clear post covid, people want a third place to come together. they do. and chili's is really answering that call right now. >> now, nicole, you spent some time at maggiano. you're going to go for it, aren't you? >> so marciano is an exciting brand. so we got the unit economics a whole lot better. the average analyst does $10 million auvs, 18% margins. that's a lot of money on, you know, per marciano. so we think there's a ton of white space. marciano is the

. >> host: greenville, north carolina. >> caller: congressman, do you think trump and santos are honestmen? >> guest: i am not going to attack the premise of your question. have they both probably told things that were not true? yes.th have you? yes. have i? yes. i mean, nextha question. >> host: congressman, one more question for you, and that is, why you left congress and if you're thinking about coming back? >> guest: tabi left to go run r senate. we had a crazy election in 2020. i ran for senate. we had a jungle primary. i lost. i did very well but but i ed it. i thought it was time for me to try a different approach. and who knows? we got a number of years now somers elections coming up and make it back into it but now i'm enjoying doing the doug collins podcast. i'm going across the country talking, interviewing with great folks like you and keeping the conversationon going. >> host: real quick 2024 presidential election. so far former president trump is ahead in the polls as far as the republican ticket goes. will you be supporting him if he is the nominee? >> guest: if he's the

and flooding, because from greenville, little rock, memphis, up to paducah, we could be looking at 1o 3 inches of rain, and then that moves into the northeast on friday with wet weather along the i-95 corridor. but from detroit to syracuse all the way to bangor, we may be looking at a decent amount of snow. rainfall, though, that's what we're going to be really looking at over the next 48 hours from dallas to memphis. we could be looking at 3 inches of rain anywhere, though, generally about 1 to 2 inches. we're going to get to your local forecast coming up in the next it is freezing and a lot of our inland valleys, mainly across the north bay. we've come down to 30 degrees as you're heading out the door in danville. the coldest on the map here at 29 after this cold start. we're headed back to the upper 50s and low 60s again today, and a mostly sunny sky weather on repeat throughout the rest of the workweek, and then >>> and that's your latest weather. guys? savannah is enjoying our ties. >> these two, it's fashion, fashion, fashion. i like your tie. oh, and is that a new shirt? how i

host: robert is in greenville, north carolina. independent.r: no transparency to the people giving hundreds of millions of dollars. earned benefits are not the problem. the problem is greed. the problem is we have no way of seeing who is doing what. we should have complete transparency. in the eisenhower days, we had much higher taxes and we thrived. the middle class thrived. you are just a talking head for the brothers. they don't want to help us. guest: the fact of the matter is the facts do not bear out the point is caller is making. in 2018 and 2019 alone, median household income grew more than $6,000 and hit an all-time high in 2018. the average american family was wealthier and more prosperous in the two years after the tax cut than in any point in america's history. that growth was more than the previous 10 years combined. one of the misconceptions is that when you cut taxes on employers, it benefits workers and consumers. that is something that economists agree on because the burden of the corporate tax is borne by the american people

back to your calls, john is in greenville, wisconsin on our line for independence per good morning. >engineer. i've been an engineer for a long time. mostly in software and software testing and software production. so i've seen this firsthand. h-1b program is to lower the pay rates, and often times h-1b people are not necessarily trained in engineers in india or china. they have some other educational backgrounds and they simply get code academy or some quick training to get some training that's company wise. and can hire them cheaper. so my other question is -- or my question is if this program is so wonderful why hasn't it ever been applied to accountants, lawyers, directors of the cato institute, ceo's, those who often benefit from the same labor force that's overseas. there are ceo's in japan. there are directors in japan, china, in the other could be directors of the cato institute. that's my question. >> it's interesting you raise that point. there is an even easier process called the l1 visa if you are an executive of a business that's a multinational corporation you can bring

back to your calls, john is in greenville, wisconsin on our line for independence per good morning. >engineer. i've been an engineer for a long time. mostly in software and software testing and software production. so i've seen this firsthand. h-1b program is to lower the pay rates, and often times h-1b people are not necessarily trained in engineers in india or china. they have some other educational backgrounds and they simply get code academy or some quick training to get some training that's company wise. and can hire them cheaper. so my other question is -- or my question is if this program is so wonderful why hasn't it ever been applied to accountants, lawyers, directors of the cato institute, ceo's, those who often benefit from the same labor force that's overseas. there are ceo's in japan. there are directors in japan, china, in the other could be directors of the cato institute. that's my question. >> it's interesting you raise that point. there is an even easier process called the l1 visa if you are an executive of a business that's a multinational corporation you can bring

two of them almost completely gone, greenville and canyon dam. a third one called doyle right through that as well. we're getting tired of this. we're getting really tired of it. now with the tragedy in southern california that is getting a lot more national press. unfortunate. but i appreciate this bill, its common sense will help these disasters and keep our power grid more reliable with legislation to have more clearing around the power line, a bill that was passed a while pack and we're adding to in this bill. i'm pleased to have a provision in here that advances more grazing, of course grazing is a very cost effective way of keeping the fuels down around fire zones and you can get paid for it by those doing the grazing. when you see what success looks like, this is a managed forest here. thinned out. and has a much better opportunity to put fire out and stop fire or at least have it burn through slowly and much more cooler. when you don't manage the lands, as so much u.s. forest service land, this is a tinderbox. it will burn completely down

and other towns in my own district that were consumed and fires in greenville and canyon dam and doyle blue. year after year. and it boils down what are we doing for preparedness and treat the lands and have the conditions that we need to be able to be more successful. you are not going to prevent fire completely. but when it occurs, you need a fighting chance. so joining me today during this order is my colleague from oregon, mr. bentz as we share that oregon-california border we encounter many of the same issues on water issues. i would like to yield time to mr. bentz and tell his story for what's going on in oregon as well. mr. bentz: thank you for allowing me to address this and the tragic situation in southern california. truly a national emergency. i call this a national emergency because soon congress will be sending billions of dollars to california to help with this mess. we don't send billions and billions without looking at the causes of this catastrophe and when they are identified making sure these causes will be addressed and resolved. . . . . understanding why california

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