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think joe biden thinks taylor swift is overrated. >> greg: he thinks taylor swift is a man who mendsre you going to cover this tonight? >> jesse: so far the white house has been able to control the special counsel's -- they have been able to control the u.s. attorneys. they have been able to control the people here in manhattan. the people in georgia. this is not in their control. so, if they do go from an inquiry to an actual impeachment, you are going to have live testimony in the chamber. it's going to be covered by this network, other networks. c-span, it's going to be all over. you can't run away. you can't say there is no evidence. you can't hide from it. you're going to have witness testimony and whistleblower testimony. you're going to have documentary evidence. they are going to maybe not have a hollywood producer like the january 6th. there is going to be big exhibits that's going to show where the money went and you're going to see testimony from everybody. >> jessica: we're going to have flow charts. >> jesse: see the accountant have to testify under oath. you are going t

she's just like them and i like those people. >> greg: i do too. >> jeff: i like taylor swift and i likehat because you borrowed her sweater. [laughter] >> greg: in your face. in your face jeff dye. >> jeff: i wish i had her sweater. >> greg: you look like in this picture looks like you have the world's worst case of dandruff but nice shirt. >> jeff: i'm never wearing it again. you have no idea how far this goes against me. i'll be home never wearing that again. >> greg: my work is done. matt you said before this is the most important topic of the night and you were really happy i took your idea to cover it. what do you think about taylor swift. >> matt: everybody in the room would flight private if they could. it's a good way to go. plant the trees, she could get rid of this story in a heartbeat. i'm a i big travis kelce kansas city chiefs fan but he is only ahead of three more iowa tight-ends in the nfl that are right behind him in trying to beat him for the most yards. so i'm proud of my iowa tight end heritage. >> greg: i'm not familiar with mr. kelce's music. but i'll take your word

. >> greg: liki do. i like taylor swift. and i do. on what? good for you. yeah.g thaty, on.r. you just saying that because you borrowed her sweater to be in your face jeff dye. i wish i hadeff her sweater. you look like this picture. go to that. it looks like you haveke the worst case of dandruff. it's a nice shirt. i'm never wearing it again. i have no idea how far this goes with me. ha ha ha ha. me. i know he's just getting of. i'll be on my back. never wear that again for that. >> my work is done. that you were. you said befor e the show this the was the most important topic of the night and you were really happyst imp. y happ took your suggestion to cover it. yeah. what would you like to say about taylor swift? i thiny ouk everybody in this rm would fly private if they could, and it is it's the good way to go. you know, take down trees, right? i meanit's ay to what are we wad >> if she could get rid of the story in a heartbeat. but the line is, you know,tbeat. i'm a huge travis kelce, kansasa chiefs fan, but he is only ahead of three more iowa tight ends in t

. >> greg: i would like to point out that taylor swift was named times person of the year joining past winners hitler and stalin. i want to point that out to everybody at home. >> jessica: and that it is her birthday. >> greg: it is her birthday and she is 47. >> judge jeanine: she is 34. >> dana: did you get invited to the party? >> greg: we dated back in the 90's. >> dana: that's what that song is about? my god. that's it for us, everyone. ♪ >> mike: good evening, welcome to washington. i'm mike emanuel in for bret baier. breaking tonight we are following two major stories the president's son defy as congressional subpoena to appear privately for a deposition about his business dealings. and leading off, the house has voted to formally initiate an impeachment investigation into president biden. senior congressional correspondent chad pergram is on capitol hill with what exactly this means. good evening, chad. >> chad: mike, good evening. first the house wanting information from the son. then the house turning to an investigation of dad. the house just voted to formalize an impeachmen

taylor swift. >> what this course is about is how to advocate for the creative, for the artist. >> reporter: gregirector of um's arts and entertainment program. >> this is core financed mental copyright trademark and business law at mplay, right? and we're just finding ways to apply this law in a kre contemporary setting. >> reporter: third year law student alanna sadler calls herself a swifty, a member of taylor swift's fan base. >> we have a certain conception of what law school is and what the education is and this pushes the envelope. >> reporter: dominique says you don't have to be a swifty to take the class. >> definitely one of the beehives, ride or die, beyonce. i was super interested in taking it because of the practical real life application. >> what better way to show them the value of their degree and the things they've learned than to say, hey, listen, all this stuff you've learned, it literally is front and center in the life and career and work of the most successful artists of our generation. >> reporter: law school classes can feel like you're staring into a blank space. ♪ i've g

taylor johnson or whatever her name is. miley swift. >> i saw the dave matthews band's for $5 in amsterdam in 1999. >> greg: you are probably high as ana: i was not. you love music and you like people being around together. do you love or hate this idea? >> i remember the first concerts i went to and they were formative in my life. i remember going to see rick james and the jackson five, prince. these are things that formed my childhood. these guys being able to make more money longer periods of time, this helps. a large group of young people go to these concerts and have no idea what it was like to go to these concerts. another thing, a lot of kids, younung people who enjoy hip-hop and other forms of music where they sample old music, they have no idea who wrote this music and how it came about. it will never replace -- i can't see rick james as an avatar. >> you would be perfect for the virtual five. genie says it is interesting. to us it sounds crazy. i have been too big venues and small venues and preferred the smaller venues. it sounds crazy to have this avatar playing the music but young people are raised in the digital age and

taylor swift. >> what this course is about is how to advocate for the creative, for the artist. >> reporter: greg and sports law program. >> this is core fundamental copyright, trademark and business law at play, right? and we're just finding ways to apply this law in a very contemporary setting. >> reporter: third-year law student alana sadler calls herself a swifty, a member of taylor swift's fan base. >> we have a certain conception of what law school is and what the education looks like, and i think that this pushes the envelope. >> reporter: dominique davalier says you don't have to be a swifty to take the class. >> definitely more of a beyhive like ride or die beyonce. i was super interested in taking it just because of the practical real-life application. >> and what better way to show them the value of their degree and the things that they've learned than to say hey, listen, all the stuff you've learned, it literally is front and center in the life and career and work of the most successful artist of our generation. >> reporter: law school classes can feel like you're staring into a blank

greg: i think it's way better than yours. >> dana: nothing is beating indigo tonight. >> harold: army veteran finally has a home. brian taylora group of people walked him 30 miles to a good little community center in thomasville trying to fix up his resume and figure out how to get his life going again. food line grocery store. saved up. and now is he a homeowner in the united states of america. he wants to save up next to buy a car. best to him. god bless him. >> dana: cheers to him. >> jesse: harold wants that guy to pay him reparations? do you think that's fair? i do not. >> harold: i only want you and greg. >> jesse: emily? >> emily: true christmas spirit. candlelighters nyc one of my favorite nonprofits support children with cancer. highway patrol and k-9 unit and fdny and best holiday party this weekend. tons of awesome nypd motorcycles and food truck and balloon artists. santa and mrs. claus came and gave gifts it to all the kids. answer jets around us. heroes big and small. >> jesse: i bet kids with cancer could outdrink m thank you for watching. remember it's america now and forever. jesse takes it from here. >> wel

greg: tonight a great show even with brian kilmeade. emily compagno, will hurd and kat timpf watch it or die. harold harold taylorhey score the 10th point. they are dressed in costumes. >> judge, do you have 8 seconds? >> judge jeanine: i can't do it in 8. >> dana: not going to do it in eight and tomorrow we will give her double time. that's it for us. have a good night, everybody. >> bret: double time for judge tomorrow. thank you. good evening. welcome to washington. i'm bret baier. breaking t

greg: tonight a great show even with brian kilmeade. emily compagno, will hurd and kat timpf watch it or die. harold harold taylor university big tradition they have play basketball game. the kids don't cheer until they score the 10th point. they are dressed in costumes. >> judge, do you have 8 seconds? >> judge jeanine: i can't do it in 8. >> dana: not going to do it in eight and tomorrow we will give her double time. that's it for us. have a good night, everybody. >> bret: double time for judge tomorrow. thank you. good evening. welcome to washington. i'm bret baier. breaking tonight, the supreme court has agreed to fast track consideration of a case testing whether former president donald trump has immunity from some of the criminal charges against him. the man in charge of prosecuting the former president on charges of election interference asked the nation's top court today to step in and now the highest court in the land has responded. correspondent david spunt has details tonight. good evening, david. >> bret, good evening. they certainly did. just moments ago the justices instructed the former president's

the book, greg luchenna, senior political analyst and special correspondent for cbs news hour, you are off the cnn panel right? this is not new to you. what does the panel think of choosing taylor swift as "time" magazine person of the year? >> 100% for it. she totally deserves it. i'm not kidding! [applause] >> no, i mine yes yes, who can argue? >> but the cat should get credit. >> it's a phenomenal year. i mean we have not seen a year like that in show business, maybe ever. what are the panel's thoughts on hunter biden being indicted? [ laughter ] >> it does show quag equal justice under law exists. the president's son is going to get busted for evading taxes, a moment of grief. he has to owe gay the law, no matter whose son he is. [applause] >> it does really point out that one side does consider the law a little more seriously than the other. and the fact that they kind of compare it to trump like hunter biden is not our hero. (laughing). >> okay. what kind of interference can we expect from russia as the 2024 election heats up? >> none needed. [ laughter ] [applause] >> but actually, there's a story that just came out yesterday in the u.k. that u.s. was involved as well th

taylor swift is most in influential person on earth. >> ainsley: don't you want travis kelce to find happiness. >> brian: i don't want to outdo everyone, another tight end's parents came to see me, gregthey are the size of football players, both of them. so nice. to accuse me of nine things. >> ainsley: did you say his parents are the size of football players. >> steve: you are swift, too. >> lawrence: good joke. >> ainsley: still ahead, fox weather report, six dead including a child and dozens injured, fox weather's robert ray is live on the ground. >> steve: and terrorists surrounding in droves, trey yingst live from the front line on "fox and friends." >> lawrence: texas police arrest an illil immigrant in the death of a cheerleader, we have a live report on that next. ership positions. a cheerleader, we have a live report on that next. le immigran of a cheerleader, we have a live report on that next. g immigrant of a cheerleader, we have a live report on that next. al immigran death of a cheerleader, we have a live report on that next. ing at this point in time. they're not looking for a handout. they're looking for a little hand up. my team at newday usa is going to do everythin

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pd greg tonight we got a great show even with brian kilmeade and like a poncho, the greatkati walter kerr, the wonderful kat timpf that's tonight. i bought that our gu oy how ieyv love kill me taylor university big big tradition they have they plaame.y basketball gamee h the kids don't cheer until judge they scored a ten points that are dressed in costume with a greatou have three.t in >> wow judge you 8 seconds.s i had a chance to donateameric. you're not going to do it tonight. she's going to do it tomorrow. we're going to give her double tie. all right. that's it for us. >> have a great night, everybody. e to >> welcome to jesse watters. prime time tonight, are you? wait, there's a minute left inra the game to make a call like that, to take away a greatness like that. >> it's just tough. tough. so what do patrick mahomes and hunter biden have in common? mike? the situation tells us it could have been a matter of secondsn before the house was engulfed i in flames. >> a black woman tries to burn down martin luther king's home. this couldn't be a hoax, could it? d and the truth is, there is no higher calling.>> the and being a wife and are mother for a woman. >> traditional housew