we'll send it back to you, harris. >> harris: they better get it near the water. van drew said that's where they should be shot down if we can get them to position themselves over in the water these huge drones. nate foye, thank you. republican congressman tony gonzalez, i just mentioned i spoke with him later in the day. part of my interview with him. >> i did have a conversation this morning with a high-level law enforcement official where we talked about the possibility of a mothership being there with the drones. i think the fact that we don't have definitive answers is worrisome. how do we capture it so bring it back and figure out where it came from. find the flight path and frequencies and the meta data and who was it sharing information to. you aren't just going after an instrument but a network. this is the level of detail our federal government needs to work with our state and local partners to solve to keep americans safe. >> harris: i want to bring in brent sadler, retired navy captain, former pentagon official and heritage foundation senior fellow. so

back to you, harris. >> harris: thank you.he "wall street journal"'s new editorial is titled pardon me, dad, the hunter biden story. a short story. dad cleaned up your mess like he is apparently used to doing. i hope people understand why a father would come to this decision. as a father, yes, what a pitiful end to his presidency. in 2020 he promised to return to normalcy and claimed hunter's laptop was russian disinformation. then he tried to be fdr, i guess, encouraging the prosecution of trump and giving his son a get out of jail free card. the history books will not be kind. americans who were also not kind about the president's decision, here they are. >> he was crooked as a senator, he was crooked as a president. his son is just as crooked. >> scandals. zblie personally think the biden family is a bunch of crooks. >> not surprised, disappointed. >> it sums up the lack of real leadership going on. >> he is a liar. and that was just another one of his lies. >> harris: he wasn't the only one lying because he was the preside

harris faulkner is next. here she is. >> harris: fox news alert. how dire is the biden-harris border crisis for the democratic leaders of sanctuary and states. this might be an indication. new york city mayor eric adams sitting down with the president-elect trump's border czar. tom homan has not even been mildly quiet about how the trump administration will crack down on illegal immigrants on -- in our nation on day one. so this meeting is critical. everybody is watching it. no doubt those blue city mayors and governors. i'm harris faulkner. are you in "the faulkner focus." mayor adams staking out some common ground with trump. >> we're not going to be a safe haven for those who remeet violent crimes against longstanding nofshgers, migrants and immigrants. that was my conversation today with the border czar to figure out how do we go after those individuals who are repeatedly committing crimes in our city. >> harris: we are and have been seeing a surge of violent crimes across america allegedly committed by illegal immigrants. in one of those heart

harris faulkner is up next. here she is. >> harris: if you are keeping score, president biden can't touch this legacy. president-elect donald trump in full forward motion to keep -- to give people the change they voted for. robert f. kennedy, jr., trump's choice to lead the department of health and human services is an example. back on capitol hill today meeting with senators, 25 on the docket for him this week. some lawmakers have voiced concerns about kennedy's views on vaccines and abortion. i'm harris faulkner and you are in "the faulkner focus." donald trump continues to stick up for rfk junior. >> i think he will be much less radical than you would think. he has a very open mind or i wouldn't have put him there. bobby is a very rational guy. i found him to be very rational. you aren't going to lose the polio vaccine. that's not going to happen. i saw what happened with the polio. >> harris: so more republican senators now are saying that they will back r.f.k. junior. >> i just had a great meeting with robe

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he hates lawsuits, harris. he is under the gun with lawsuits right and left trying to keep the ncaa afloat. at the end of the day i know complete entire high school sporting teams across the country in different states that are all biological boys participating in women's sports. the entire team. don't tell me it is a small problem. it is a small problem gaining momentum on the left and they are pushing it. we have to stop it in its tracks. if we don't we'll end up with a huge tragedy and you won't have title ix or women's sports and wrong because title ix is one of the best things to come out of this building up here helping women become leaders across the country. >> harris: there appears some on the left who don't agree with you on that. i don't know. they are supposed to be the party of women. they can't define a woman but now we're asking them to define a man and woman in a small space locker room and in sports. it is not hard. all right. we'll move on. paris hilton on capitol hill scored a major legislati

harris faulkner takes you through the next hour. here she is. >> harris: breaking news. where do you go if you just pardoned your convict kid and your last name is biden? president biden is about to land on the african continent in angola. still won't be far enough away to escape from the lies he has been telling the american people. i'm harris faulkner and you are in "the faulkner focus." biden's presidential pardon not only wipes away his son hunter's conv conv convictions on tax and gun charges. it covers any offenses from the last decade. wait, things that haven't been adjudicated yet? yeah. so is there something to hide on the heels of incoming president trump's assembling leadership at the f.b.i.? it's a question. this part. hunter biden gets a pardon just weeks before being given potentially lengthy prison sentences for his crimes. in a statement biden explained and here it is, quote, i said i would not interfere with the justice department's decision making and i kept my word even as i have watched my son being selectively and unfairly prosecuted. no reasonable p

>> harris: senior national correspondent rich edson is in washington. >> good morning, harris, ncaa charlieblames a patchwork of court decisions and government policies. baker, the former republican governor of massachusetts says federal clarity would be very helpful here. john kennedy challenged the ncaa to take a stand and change its policy. >> so you are saying you don't have a choice? >> i'm saying that under the current dynamic, there is not clarity on this issue legally. >> why don't you exhibit leadership and demonstrate leadership and provide clarity? you folks at the ncaa don't do anything except sit there, watch, cash your checks and suck on your teeth. >> senator hawley asked if a federal court had ordered ncaa to include biological men in sports. baker maintains it is pretty much what courts have decided. the ncaa cited five cases to us including the 9th circuit blocking an idaho law banning transgender women competing in women's sports and a similar ruling on a west virginia law among other issues. the issue could end up before the supreme court. hawley also hit on ncaa guideli

i'm harris faulkner and you are in "the faulkner focus." elon musk, one of those doge co-chairs posted this morning congress should first read the bill and vote. they didn't give them a lot of time. are you trying to convince me people still aren't reading it? the 2024 election showed all this could be exactly what people wanted under president-elect trump. they want change. they want the swamp to be drained. a massive 83% of voters say they want a total upheaval or substantial change in how the country is run. of those looking for that change, 70% voted for trump. so the person on the other side of the aisle, the democrats that wanted to be up against trump, they didn't have the answers for far more than the majority of the country. senator tim scott says republicans need to get behind trump now. >> he has laid out clear markers. what he doesn't want is a democrats to hold him hostage with a debt ceiling and why it is such an important part of the conversation. what he wants is to make sure that doge is successful. that means the american

to give them a really hard time. >> harris: not this harris. my goodness. char hily hurt, one of my main concerns, as they make things harder for people that they move in on, this isn't just simple, i'm going to rob you type of crime. they are now terrorizing the entire country. by the way, they're in fifty states, right. >> colorado 15 thousand miles fwrt border -- colorado is a thousand miles a border. you have sanctuary cities in places like denver that welcome this flow of illegals from the border into the center of the country. it's interesting to hear the mayor of denver or aurora to complain about the hysteria can have the coverage. if that's what you're focused on instead of your residents getting whether they're legal or not, getting mauled and terrorizing and getting your fingers ripped off. >> how bad do you want it to get? >> exactly! if the argument is, well, the police are making up the stories, then that's your fault too. fix the dang problem and the only way you fix the problem is to enforce the law and if you're in the country

alex. >> hi, harris. a stunning defeat of the assad regime that had been in power for half a century syrian rebels now control the country in a monumental moment seen playing out like this. syrian rebels today stormed the presidential palace after declaring they had seized the capital city of damascus on sunday after a brutal 13 years of civil war. syrians toppled statutes of the family that ruled over syria for 50 years, for mass incarcerations and torture of its own people. rebel forces announced again they had taken the capital and set prisoners free. president bashar al-assad fled to moscow and celebrations broke out in the city and around the world. more than 12 million people have been displaced, half of the pre-war population. sunday civilians started flocking home through the burpeders in neighboring countries. there is danger of what comes next. israel says it struck suspected chemical weapons sites as the idf enters the golan heights by a cease-fire agreement with syria. it carried out 75 strike

send it back to you, harris. >> harris: our governor phil murphy said if taxes aren't your thing don'tuch we're spending. thank you. this is dangerous for the whole country. think about this. if we have objects in the sky that are the size of an s.u.v. over any city, over any state, it's an invasion of our airspace. in "focus" new republican congressman jeff van drew of new jersey member of the house judiciary committee. how do you address this? >> the real deal. i'm also on the transportation committee and aviation subcommittee and gotten to know people. from very high sources, very qualified sources, very responsible sources, i'm going to tell you the real deal. iran launched a mother ship a month ago that contains these drones. that mother ship is off -- i will tell you the deal. it is off the east coast of the united states of america. they've launched drones. everything that we can see or hear and again these are from high sources. i don't say this lightly. we know there was a probability it could have been our own government. we know it is not our own government because they woul

. >> harris: and you got washington's d.c.'s attention.ents ago, here is the pentagon responding. >> there is no iranian a ship over the ghost of the united states and there is no so-called mothership launching drones towards the united states with great you know whether it is also none of the? information coming from the feds or the white house and now you have a gap and millions of people on the east coast wondering, what is happening in the skies above? another republican congressman summed of how a lot of americans are feeling good right now as he tried to get some answers from the fbi. >> you are telling me we do not know what the hell these drones are a new jersey? is that correct? >> that is right soon and that's crazy! that is a madden is that we do not know that what these drones are! >> harris: that is texas republican tony gonzalez live with me now, congressman, is this a national security threat? >> it is, or it could be. very likely may be. i did have a conversation with high-level law enforcement official where we talked abou

but, harris faulkner, she gets no pardon. >> harris: are we shocked that the president son is getting special treatment? are we shocked that a guy who pulled off a stunt on capitol hill because he wanted to flout a subpoena, in the middle of the investigations, was allowed to do so? are we shocked that his dad would give him not just a little bit of a pardon, but a wiping away of ten years that maybe he might even be able to testify against his father now without the move of, it might jeopardize me criminally? the former ambassador to israel, david friedman, has made that point. are we shocked that regular everyday americans don't get the same special treatment that a biden does? no. we just thought it might stop because biden said it would. why did we believe him? that's on us. by the way, he is in angola today. i had rich edson from the fox business network and fox news channel earlier on my program reporting. i said, why angola? it's an oil-rich nation with some of the greatest amount of food insecurity and the planet. why go there right now? and richard said they have a lot of tie

>> harris: who? the lawmakers? was a no-show into meetings yesterday with state officials and mayors in his state. today he is supposed to have a conversation with the white house. that's like no one talking to no one. i don't know what comes out of that and you're right if they know that we shouldn't be worried how to they know? >> lauren: trust. how can we trust what our authorities are telling us? first of all, if it's not the military and it's not a foreign adversary and google earth can show the diving board and my pool in my backyard -- >> kennedy: you have a diving board? >> lauren: i do. why don't we have technology to have great our own. have a better p.r. campaign to make the american people feel safer then get all your agencies on board and figure out the rules of engagement for drone technology. >> harris: all great questions. if they are undetectable holcomb people can detect them with their phones? all right, last hour i spoke with former pentagon official brent sadler about the government's massive b

those are the magic words, harris. >> harris: i want to get to this. we're watching this and david spunt say it could happen here on t"the faulkner focus" in the next hour. the crowd has gotten bigger and they don't know what's going on inside the building. it could be the time of day as we round out the noon hour on the east coast. interesting how many people have a vested interest in this all over the country as we have been talking about. some have shown up at the u.s. supreme court today. the biden administration prosecuted a surgeon who spoke out about a texas children's hospital. that facility was allegedly secretly conducting transgender treatments on minors. dr. heinz is now facing federal charges and he is accused of violating hipaa privacy laws and what he told fox news a few months ago in the summer. >> standing in that courtroom and hearing those words facing up to ten years in federal prison is terrifying but there is something greater to fear and that's the fear of not doing something. what kind of world will that be if we don't stand up?

would kamala harris be able to stand her own?f the debate felt fairly even, but i decided i wanted to take a very quick break as we were sitting there in that press file room, just to grab a coffee as i could hear the debate going on. and it was that very moment where kamala harris, if you remember, said... people start leaving his rallies early out of exhaustion and boredom. there was kind of this audible gasp or murmur in the room because it was very clear what she was trying to do there, which was to goad president trump. and then you had that viral moment, which we all know well. in springfield, they're eating the dogs. - the people that came in, they're eating the cats. l that laugh and kind of quizzical look on kamala harris�*s face, that that was one of the viral moments of that debate. exactly. and the mayor of springfield, ohio, coming out and all the authorities saying, "we have had absolutely "no reports of anything like this happening here." but it was, you know, you kind of... talking about it now, you kind of forget

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>> harris: kamala harris called joe biden a racist one of the first time. >> ben: that's probably whyat chasm newsom -- gavin newsom even believes what he is saying, this is an effort to try to rewrite history, because he has his eyes set on for years down the road. the numbers don't like, there is an estimate of $46.8 billion debit bunt budget deficit. "the san francisco chronicle" talks about the california largely unfinished high-speed rail line which initially cost 33 billion, now it is over 100 billion and they have spent so much money on the homeless issue when there are still countless people living in california, we need to talk about efficiency, it is not just money, it is also about jobs and public safety and california, san francisco, not known for that. >> harris: you talk about the monies spent on the homeless and i get stuck on that point, how do you spend all of that money and not change anything for that group of people? how bad not only are you spending other people's money, but how bad are you at just being government? you can't govern? he is ineffective. >> emily: c

thank you. >> thanks, harris. >> harris: so larry, did america watch a city may be pulled back from something that would have harmed everybody? and that is you punish heroes who step up? is that we just witnessed? >> larry: i think so. i think he deserves a medal. we were talking about it offset, absolutely. i mean, i think that once again alvin bragg gets his ears pinned back. the guy never deserves to be district attorney, he should be impeached if such a thing were possible, but is not a new york city. you have to -- and by the way, the police, let's give the police some credit and a lot of these things, we will get to this i guess, but we are on the march for this killer of the united health care. >> harris: they have arrested a man fitting his description in pennsylvania, we have to figure out if that is him. >> larry: once you have facial i.d. you are in good shape, but new york needs this. we have to show that we are capable of preserving the safety of people and businesses and families and schools in the city. truthfully in the last several years new york has failed to produce that as

>> harris: and why didn't have security with him?tammy: he was waiting for him. >> harris: i want to bring in paul mauro now. this has been several hours of this now. tell me where the investigation would go. >> right now they are almost certainly diving deep into his personal life. a street-level salve on this goes dumb it grows smaller and smaller as we get away from the incident. they tracked in the central part, as we heard. there are a number of blind spots camerawise. so while they are leapfrogging by now video to video, they may have gone dark there. so they're going to be scraping very hard into his life, and there's a couple open questions. for instance, he's got the backpack on. why is he carrying around this heavy backpack? is possible he had a change of clothing in there? he seems to have known what he was doing with the gun because he was able to clear a jam quite quickly although he left some live rounds at the scene, which means in clearing that jam he ejected some live rounds. at the data point you can begin to look a

i'm emily compagno here with my cup hosts, harris faulkner and kayleigh mcenany.ining us, kennedy, host of the "kennedy saves the world" podcast, and brian kilmeade, "fox & friends" coast, host of the "brian kilmeade radio show," and how step "one nation." we begin with president-elect showing his strength on the global stage. with just 48 days to go until his inauguration, trump is letting the world know that he intends to put america first. just yesterday, after the idf confirmed the death of yet another israeli american hostage, trump sent this message to hamas. "there will be all hell to pay in the middle east, and for those in charge who perpetrated these atrocities against humanity, those responsible will be hit harder than anybody has been hit in the long and storied history of the united states of america. release the hostages now." and after trump threatened a 25% tariff on canada, prime minister justin trudeau went down to mar-a-lago to speak personally with the president-elect. here is peter doocy reporting on how that meeting went. >> tonight we are ge

because as bad as joe biden is, kamala harris is worse. kamala harris will not merely withhold support for israel come to actively undermine israel's self-defense. kamala harris won't merely continue joe biden's weakness, she will deepen that weakness. and the contrast between kamala harris and donald trump could not be clearer. it is an indisputable fact that president trump had the strongest record of any american president when it comes to standing with israel. the list of his accomplishments is a lengthy at president trump move the u.s. embassy to its rightful place, israel's eternal capital of jerusalem. president trump of course negotiated the historic abraham accords, the greatest stride towards peace normalization in more than a quarter century. president trump aligned u.s. central command with israel, a change that foster daily communications with the idea, joint exercises, and my first trip to israel was as an undergraduate when i was selected as a fellow for the foundation for the defense of democracy. and i've been many times s

house republicans had a tremendous year pushing back on the biden-harris administrations liberal and misguided agenda. we have effectively bans legislation that fight for the american worker and family, seeks to lower inflation, brings an energy cost of addresses the crisis at this of the book holds liberal officials accountable, stanza to anti-semitism at home and abroad, raising the ship push back on your credit coverage in our schools and other institutions and much more. we have an unprecedented opportunity to juxtapose 2017 versus 2021 when republicans had control of the three democrats had control of the three and you get a chance to look to see what took place. i'll simplify it into something and finish my remarks. in 2017 republican leadership invested in the american worker in the american family. in 2021 democrat leadership invested in bureaucratic structure of this country. there was only one that produced massive amounts of inflation for our country. we know that took place shortly after president biden took office. we have a tiny majority but we won that majority hard-fo

what doi you see as harry brook a 25-year-old you see as harry brook a 25—year—old when he first cames at school? he when he first came to you at 13 or 14 euros at school?— 14 euros at school? he was an incredibly _ 14 euros at school? he was an incredibly talented _ 14 euros at school? he was an incredibly talented player - 14 euros at school? he was an l incredibly talented player then, good against his pads and the short ball, but he had a work ethic back then that he has no, works and works and works, and the great thing about harry, he does not carry baggage around, if he fails, he did at school, obviously, make mistakes, get out, he does not carry that onto the next innings. i also think the culture and environment that betty mccollum and ben stokes have created have allowed someone like harry to come in and ben duckett is another who comes in and plays really well. they seem to have set a really good environments, where they are not scared to fail, and more often than not they go out and play their game, express themselves and perform well. talking to harry this morning, he sai

my second pick, the unexpected candidacy of kamala harris. it's fair to say no one came into the year expecting vice president harris to wind up as the first ever black female presidential nominee, but that's exactly what happened when president joe biden decided to end his reelection bid in july and while harris would come up a bit short, her 107 day candidacy no doubt will leave a lasting impact on the political scene and my final nominee for the story of the year is the economy, stupid. while the contrast between the candidates in this year's presidential contest couldn't be clearer, the exit poll suggests americans had inflation on their mind as they cast their ballots. it turned out the price of eggs may have had more impact than any speech or attack ad. let's turn to my panel to get your thoughts on your three top stories of the year. let's start with you. >> i would go with donald trump, yes, because he won and that was big, but really because of the first assassination attempt. we haven't see anything like that, for the country to go

i'm kayleigh mcenany with harris faulkner. also joining us ainsley earhardt, cohost of "fox & friends." morgan ortagus, former state department spokesperson and founder of polaris national security and guy benson. fox news contributor and host of the guy benson show. i want to start with the real-time negotiating. you had the softbank ceo saying i'm investing a hundred million dollars grading 100,000 jobs. he called president trump the double down president and here's president trump saying let's double down on matt. let's double down on that. >> cited to commit this hundred billion dollars in a hundred -- president trump is a double down president. i'm going to have to double down. one more thing i'm really hoping is that this president trump will make the world, bring the world into peace again. that's my additional hope. i think he will actually make it happen. >> kayleigh: president trump went on to challenge him. guy will invest that 200,000. we will keep an open mind. what it reminded me of was february 2016. carrier air

thank you. >> thanks, harris. >> harris: well, he just chilled everybody's soul with that. that's a lot. we do not have the ability or the will right now to control our own airspace. not only is that embarrassing, it is dangerous. fury in chicago over the progressive mayor's handling of the border crisis. i was just mentioning that along with the drone story, something else that explodes under the biden-harris administration. incoming border czar, though, tom homan already is warning chicago and other sanctuary cities that plan to push back on the trump administration's deportation plan. virginia's governor is backing him. >> it is so refreshing to hear a border czar do the job that a border czar must do. every state is a border state. we've seen the biden administration unleash chaos. >> harris: while some democratic leaders are bolstering their resistance against trump. new york city's mayor is breaking with his fellow mayors. we've seen this in recent days and expressed a willingness to work with the incoming trump admini administrations to keep cities like his safe. con

who have been paying way too much under the failed biden-harris policies. but we also talked about what we would do to stabilize tax policy to prevent a massive 4 1/2 trillion dollar tax increase, which kamala harris wanted to impose. she campaigned bragging she would allow tax cuts to expire, put ago massive tax increase on families. so we are already working on what we will do in those first few months to deliver on those promises and get our economy back on track. to help provide real relief for families who are struggling. those talks are going really well. not only amongst house republicans, house, senate republicans, but also the trump administration. and trump officials in the transition team have been part of those conversations because we want to make sure the day we start in january president trump's policies are going to be front and center. the things that we all campaigned on. it wasn't just president trump who talked about those things as he did. we talked about those, too. and the good news is, we got elected and we got a mandate from the ame

so gifts harry.pparently there's lots of people who, you know, get things that they they don't really appreciate. what do they do with them? >> yeah. i am not one of them. i love all of the gifts that the girlfriend gets for me. i want to be very, very clear on this. and i'm sure you love all of the gifts that you do as well. but i mean, the bottom line is this holiday gifts don't like get this. 49% say they keep them. oh my god. i mean, i know we want to make the people around us happy, but we can be honest with each other, right? apparently not. you get 31% who say return. and i think that's the right answer. and then get this 16% say they regift it. they give it away to somebody else. oh yeah. here's your secondary gift. here you go. no no no no no return is right. but i guess about half of us feel like we have to keep everyone around us happy. >> is this a bad time to admit i have a regifting closet in my basement now. this is the right time. i collect all you know things that come in the house t

you know, so now i give you our vice president, kamala harris. that evening, everyone, including good evening and evening. happy holidays. and thank you all for what you are, what you have done, what you will do. dr. jill biden let me just say it been an extraordinary three, four years. as you have said, and the work that we have done together, the four of us, i wish some of you were privy to seeing just, you know, before we come on stage when, we're hanging out in the back or just those long nights when we're talking about what we want to get done, the challenges we face. but our commitment to sing through and i'll say about jill biden something that probably most of you know, she's a tough cookie who cares so deeply, you know, jill is tough. she has a tough exterior. she has one of the biggest hearts of anybody i know. she cares about the people, the way she talks, for example, about her students, the way she talks about people who are often overlooked are just not thought of in any way that they should be. that's who jill is. and so, jill, it'

were harry truman and solemnly swear. i, harry truman, do solemnly swear. you will faithfully execute the office of president of the united states. but i will faithfully the office of president of the united states and will to the best of your ability, will. to the best of my ability, preserve, protect and defend the constitution of the united states. preserve protect and defend the constitution of the united states. all help you, god. so help me god. nation and the world. a solemn president declared that the vice president, mr. chief justice and senator. i accept with humility, the honor which the people have conferred upon me. i accept that with a resolve to do all that i can for the welfare of this nation and, for the peace of the world. american people stand firm in the faith which has inspired this nation from the beginning. we believe that all men have a right to, equal justice under the law and equal opportunity in the common good. we believe that all have a right to freedom of thought and expression. we believe that all men are created equal because

kamala harris was severely lacking in any form of authenticity. almost uniquely so for a politician. just seemed very, very below average in this category. i think that -- somebody who had substantively and stylistically i think is is -- in the same way trump was for republicans. i think that solves a lot of problems. that allows you to paper over somebody who either is more magnetic personality, seems more authentic, seems more relatable. if you don't necessarily want to solve all the ideological issue based problems with the party, somebody who can help you paper over them more successfully than kamala harris was able to. >> i'm going to open it up to questions from the audience in a minute. i want to ask you one last question before we do that. wait for mic's. raise your hand. so we can get your question on the record for the cameras. that is, you made a point of saying, look, i'm a pollster not a policy guy. you did talk about policy -- you gave some policy advice to candidates in your book. some of that was consistent with the freopp way of d

to vote harry.s whatever he wants he's not censoring himself and people are like i can do that too? he's the president -- he could do it i can do it. so liberating. jimmy: that's why kimmel looks especially bad to most people. because comics have one emotion to provide you with laughter that's all we're responsible for he did the reverse of that emotion. he cried. you imagine you went to a strip club every song she put on another layer of clothing he's a reverse stripper a lot of customers are upset. hunter biden got off afterwards his dad pardoned him. when we come back we'll tell you who the next president should let off the hook and meet the country music sensation known as donny pardon, next. before taking breztri for my copd, i had bad days. days ruined by flare-ups (cough) that could permanently damage my lungs. then i talked to my doctor about breztri, and i noticed things changed. breztri gave me better breathing. starting within 5 minutes, my lung function improved. breztri also helped impr

if i wer diae want to connect wh vp o'hara harris or presidee biden, there's 50 people,y getting fromthody to somebody or a mailbox near themo and i called djt, and he said to go [ bleep ] myself, but i still connected with him. >> judge jeanine: dana, yesterday, i think i said orthin asked the question, is it a change in donald trump or a change in america? but i think maybe it lies more in the past four years, having lived through the biden years, and his disastrous policies. which do you think it is. >> irous think it's a little bif everything, but in particular, so joe biden, gets elected by saying, i'm going to returnde things to normal, calmrn everything down, and he caught into office, and his chief of staff decided to move thean country so fard to the left, and then they started the lies.f so fouthr years of that was enough. before ronald reagan ran forreag president, maybe even with his hat in the primary, people saidy reagan is crazy. then jimmy carter became president, and they wanted regan. and the interesting thing about the tech ceos, this time, you don't have the board of

before i married kamala harris, i was a donor just like a lot of you.o i understand the sacrifice and the commitment and all the things that you do. i used to do that too. so thank you for your commitment to this great nation and to a more just and free society. your leadership and generosity were critically important this year. even though the outcome is not what we had hoped, it does not mean we give up hope for the future. we must keep fighting. we must keep fighting together to build a better america for all of us. i'm incredibly proud of what the biden harris administration accomplished over the past four years. when joanne, lou were elected, the first thing that i did was gladly step away from my career as a lawyer to help support them. it's been the honor of a lifetime to serve as our nations first-ever second gentleman. [applause] now as the first-ever second gentleman, i struggled at first. what should i do? where would my voice be useful? it was my wife kamala harris who urged and inspired me to use this platform to work on causes that i belie

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what's vice president kamala harris is next move?s suggest she's eyeing 2028 and others say she can run for governor gavin newsom see in california in the far left media, they are freaking out. >> the cakewalk for government. >> what are you doing? >> i'm telling you the reality whether you like it or not. >> i'm going to move, quit my job to prove. >> i'm not saying i'm in favor of it, if the democratic party said we are not kamala harris, a giant percentage of democrats in california would say yes, we p pay. it doesn't matter how bad she is. >> the state cannot survive another incompetent democrat leading it. apparently she's in a way and see mode. how about you wait and see your way out of public life and do what you're supposed to do, work in the private sector and do the lobbying thing but don't run as governor of california. do not. >> i know you are excited about her future political hair between her and gavin newsom, the only thing to make fun of. scariest moment in television about to happen right now. dave rubin, forgive me

invited and then harris and that did not come to pass in the end. of these were pretty close in the senate races have been nationalized pretty and i think the factors like carry like as a week candidate. no advertising advantages as set forth and so the health is more interesting in my opinion you the republicans are going when the house 53 — 4 percent the popular vote aggregated across the districts there's rolloff in the races slope will be significantly below the presidential race predict these to be the case that house candidates can inflate themselves from what happened in the president election. we aren't going to get very close but it looks like i think for republicans will get to 22 roughly still depends on california race there close pinot the house voted pretty much following the national focus of this was a great year for republicans in the house. >> thank you and some of you mentioned young voters and the fact that the young voters song. not so far that they voted in favor they did not vote in favor of trump they did swing it direction t

ashlea harris had no enemies, did she? was someone stalking ashlea harris?aw a vehicle parked there that i'd never seen before. andrea canning: but someone had seen it before. chris cravey: i said, i know whose car y'all are asking about. andrea canning: when "dateline" continues. [♪♪] did you know, there's a detergent that gets your dishes up to 100% clean, even in an older dishwasher? try cascade platinum plus. for sparkling clean dishes even on the toughest jobs. just scrape, load and you're done. switch to cascade platinum plus. keith morrison: ashlea's mother and stepfather were out of town when the news began arriving in awful, jagged bits. first they heard about the fire. and monica prayed ashlea wasn't hurt. and then ashlea's father, tommy harris, called. i saw chuck getting off the phone. and i saw him wiping his tears. and i knew that my prayer wasn't answered. keith morrison: chuck couldn't reach ashlea's sister, so he left a message. and not two minutes later, my husband called me. and he said, where are you? i need to come to you. and i said, wh