jackie.ackie: sure is. grady trimble thank you. for more on all of this economic uncertainty under the biden administration welcome house natural resources committee ranking member congressman bruce westerman along with former u.s. treasury official michael falkender. let's start with you, congressman, and talk about the 20 states helping folks deal with inflation which sternly has not been transitory and actually has really hit the pocketbooks of a lot of people. now states have to write the checks, give some sort of a break to residents. essentially it is more handouts, more stimulus, while we're combating 7.7% inflation. >> good evening, jackie, good to be with you. we're getting into what old programmers call a continuous do loop. we have inflation because we put too much money into an overheated economy and the solution now is put more government money into the economy. so this isn't the solution to lowering inflation. the solution is to increase supply chains so that we've got more prod

jackie: he's really dragging it out. >> he is. jackie: thank you.ails you will bring them to us. i would get back to the new york post john levin to comment on what you know, so far what is saying he's stringing this along and definitely building it up. what do you think is taking so long. >> i'm just following on my phone with the rest of you. i kind of think, it's a little prosaic because a little pr and marketing happening. i don't really believe there was a fact check. i think elon probably had the stone up for a while and what were seen as a deliberate rollout even to not put it out himself but for matt to heb to leak it out, a journalist and for him took tweet that. it all seems very designed for maximum height which is fine as long as we get the documents at the end of the day i see what you're saying about the theatrical aspect. it feels like a show and he sprinted it with the twitter files but what do you think he is going to tell us when it comes to the executives in charge making decisions that they had to know that would impact a u.s. el

nicole sapphire, jackie deangeles, and pete hegseth is in the house. we begin with the crisis at our southern border with mexico about to get a lot worse. title 42, the trump era policy restricting the number of asylum seekers for health reasons, covid, is now set to expire just two days from now. wednesday it will look worse we're told to brace, even democrats like texas congressman henry quar are warning of a massive influx of people and the mayor of el paso, also a democrat, declare add city a state of emergency. and check out the stunning images from texas republican congressman tony gonzalez. it's a processing acceptabilitier in that -- center in that city. 500 people packed into a pod there at one time only meant to hold 100. the whole place is supposed to hold only 1,000 total, there are 4600 people there. there's only one bathroom. okay, let's just settle there. we'll move forward because that's a lot. border agents are also overwhelmed and now they're bracing for what texas governor abbott is calling total chaos. >> if the courts do not interv

i'm standing beside this picture of jackie walorski, anybody that ever knew jackie knew this was the way she always looked. this bill today that we are talking about reveals who she really was. and still is. she's born august 17, 1963. she passed on august 3, 2022. 59 years on earth. 59 years of a servant's life. jackie walorski never did anything for herself to advance herself, her main concern were the mothers she worried about and the children she worried about because she knew that was america's greatest asset. she knew that everything she did in her life was not about her but was about others. she brought such a new concept to the floor, the people's house, to not only transform it in legislation but to change people's hearts. she would never talk about herself as representative or congresswoman. she was always here for she was always here for others, not for herself. and when we look at legislation from time to time we think, what are we asking our taxpayers to invest in? if it's not our future, then why are we here? the most important asset -- for jackie walorski it was expect

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jackie runs his own news platform until a few months ago. he worked for citizen news and award winning media outlet. it shut down due to political pressure. journalism is not well paid in hong kong, but jackie publishes his reports for free. he wants them to reach as many people as possible, especially as censorship grows, go to whole thing, got a nowadays in hong kong, journalists face arrest and then detention once we cross the red line, there's no more gray area. that's also why i choose to work alone, so i won't implicate others to of a high. so i, it is hot and all since the introduction of the beijing imposed national security law, hong kong ranking in the world press freedom index has plummeted from number 68 to 148. the likes of apple daily. the cities leading opposition newspaper shut down with its executives and chief editors detained. at least a dozen media platforms collapsed in the following year. putting hundreds of reporters out of work. jackie's report on the tian him in square massacre anniversary has achieved the highest nu

but jackie's reporting is soon cut short a rare occurrence in his experience. okay. oh oh, excuse me, under teacher, what are you doing here? oh, how do i send you a, a telephone interview? the mail was up all manner to that. sorry, you should speak to the school 1st. we too are asked to stop filming. the teacher says the sensitive interview could put the school under pressure from an hong high room for news reporting and shrinking. it's not only because of the authorities, but also because of society. the effect is chilling and there's a sense of terror, which is making it harder to find people willing to speak up a well her goal. yale jackie runs his own news platform and tell a few months ago he worked for citizen news and award winning media outlet. it shut down due to political pressure. journalism is not well paid in hong kong, but jackie publishes his reports for free. he wants them to reach as many people as possible, especially as censorship grows, go through a whole thing. got a nowadays in hong kong, journalists face arrest and then detention once we cross

or can you, jackie? >> jackie: i think you can.never ceases to amaze me the hypocrisy that goes on in this administration. they never miss an opportunity to take a trip using nancy pelosi in italy, pete buttigieg on this trip here. when we are at different crisis points. this rail strike was a huge issue for our economy. you can say whatever you want to say about the trump administration, but they worked. the president works. he worked weekends. his administration was constantly at it, and they were fighting for the american people. i look at this and say people like pete buttigieg are never going to take a step back and reflect on this, because they are in power. they continue to get votes. people support them. as a result of that, it's all most likely behavior is being rewarded. that's unfortunate, because hard work used to be rewarded in this country. >> kennedy: and he wasn't even the one who ended the strike, or averted it, in the first place. that had to go to the white house in congress. >> harris: conveniently before the mi

another duo -- >> jackie and i have fully adopted each other. >> reporter: supporting each other forkie jackson and psychologist doer reason dodge mcgee met through the survivor network four years ago. >> i took food off of jackie's plate when we were at a meeting together. >> she reached over, no conversation. >> that's a bridge too far. >> reached over and took it. i said, "hold up." "you've got to be family to take food off my plate." she said, "we'll have to adopt each other." and we did. >> reporter: the pair consider each other siblings. jackie felt the sting of a bullet when he was a 10-year-old buy in ohio. >> you still have the scar? >> i do. >> this was the entry wound. you can see where it was stitched. somehow it passed through and it didn't break. a bone. at all. >> reporter: this trauma sadly a constant in his life. >> i've had eight family members whose lives have been taken by gun violence. >> eight relatives shot and killed? >> and i just gave you in the last nine years. >> reporter: doreen's sister-in-law and three young pieces nieces gunned down by her estranged br

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with ingrid bergman. >> jackie: got it.ybe you want to netflix or whatever it is under. more "outnumbered" in a moment. ♪ ♪ . ♪♪ >> last but not least, the great debate taking down the holiday decorations. christmas has come and gone, presents opened, so when to ditch the tree and lights. "goodhousekeeping" says you can wait up to 12 nights, some mark that christian tradition to mark the end of the christmas season on the eye of the epiphany, january 6th. others believe keeping decorations up for too long can be bad luck. i will start, honestly, i wait until about the second week of january, multiple reasons. one, i'm lazy and a lot of work to do it and need to recoop from the holidays, but two, i want the kids to go back to school and be festive in the house, you can't take down the decorations and back to school. >> i don't put up a tree, i don't like the clean-up. we have four trees in the studio so i can suck the tree joy out of them and be very happy. if i did put up a tree, i would probably take it down by the new yea

muerte de un hombre a manos de la poliÍa, jackie: una familia hispana clama justicia tras la muerte deun hombre manos de la policÍa en california. el padre y esposo fue alcanzado por una bala perdida durante un tiroteo a las afueras de su casa, salvador durÁn hablÓ en exclusiva con los seres queridos de la inocente vÍctima, quienes estÁn en bÚsqueda de respuestas. salvador: ha posado mÁs de un aÑo desde la muerte de juan luis olvera, en todo ese tiempo tu familia no dejado de elevar plegarias por su alma, al frente de su casa en el pequeÑo pueblo agrÍcola de guadalupe o mata recuerdo el amor que su esposa silvia, sus cuatro hijos y siete nietos asienten por el hombre que encabezaba esta numerosa familia mexicana. >> un vacÍo que no sabemos de dÓnde sacar fuerzas, seguimos por los nietos, por los hijos, yo siento que me ando desmoronando, pero veo a mis hijos y me ayudan a salir adelante. a pararme de la cama, a seguir caminando. salvador: silvia no puede borrar de su mente el dÍa que su esposo falleciÓ, ocurriÓ el 21 de agosto de 2021 cuando juan luis, de 59 aÑos de edad, decidiÓ invit

in 2008, jackie speier was elected to the u.s. house of elecepresentatives.house of last year she announced she would not seek re-election, so what is next for the congress member and just what is her political legacy? joining me now is jackie speier. thank you for being here. so, are you still going back to d.c.? is there still work to be done before your term ends? >> yes, we will be in session for at least the next two weeks. >> and will they throw a big party for you? >> no, they don't throw parties for you. the kind of kick you to e curb ever so gently. i had to move out of my office on the 28th of november, and so now i kind of couch surfing from office to office in 15 minutes after i was moved out of my office they came with my nameplate saying do you want this? do you know what? everything does have its time. everything does have its season. this is your time to be stepping down, making way for new lawmakers. tell me about the challenges you see the new crop of lawmakers facing in d.c. and how it differs from what the political climate was like en you

where is jackie? to help make this a reality. >> sean: cory booker? and where is jackie?ay have been one of joe's most disturbing moments and that's again saying a lot, remember at the time of her death, joe biden ordered flags to be released at half mast, an a tribute to the long serving lawmaker, and then apparently forgot ruining what would have been a moving and heartfelt tribute which is what it was supposed to be in the white house, they tried to play defense for biden that ended up making it just worse, and here's the press secretary rambling on and on and on and it's pretty bad. >> what happened in the hunger event today where the president looked around to the room for a member of congress who passed away last month and seem to indicate she might be in the room. >> so the president was as you all know, you guys were watching today's event, very important events on food, the president was naming the congressional champions on this issue. >> he said jackie are you here? where is jackie, she must not be here. >> i totally understand, she was on top of mind. >> tryin

jackie will. and her staffers. zachary potts and. emma thompson. ladies and gentlemen, please join in a moment of silence. all our honorees. ladies and gentlemen, please. your seats. we. thank you for the next part of this evening's program. we are deeply grateful to senator byron dorgan. congressman dan kildee and dean swinehart, husband of congresswoman jackie, for offering a reading remarks and a musical performance. thank you very much. i know that every single person sitting in this room has a treasury of memories. of all the names we have just read and those many memories come to us in the most unusual places and unusual times to a smile on our lips, remembering once again, always remembering. i'm going to read to you a piece. farewell, my friends. and it describes the value of that smile. it describes the value of that smile to those us who are here and to those who are gone. it says, all i need is your smile. from rabindranath tagore. farewell, my friends. it was beautiful as long as it lasted. the journey of my life. i have no regrets what

jackie will ask. well, joe biden called out the deceased congresswoman at one point, said, i guessn jackie , where's jackie ? and wondered where she was,e is where is she seated in the audience. >> take a look.e i want to thanau.k all of you he for including bipartisan electricians lik e representative governor , senator braun, senator booker, represent jackie here., are you? where's jackie ? >> she must be here to helpa make this a reality. cook her book.? >> where's jackie ? not funny. sadly, this may have been one of joe's most disturbingyinl moments, and that's again saying a lot. rememberer a, at the time of her death, biden ordered flags to be lowered at half mast. anr he released a heartfelt tribute to the long serving lawmaker and then joe biden apparently hearot ruining what would have been a moving and heartfelt, heartfelt tribute, which is what was supposed to be. and the white house state tried to play defense for biden. ended that ended up just making itng much worse. and here's biden's p

>> harris: along with my co-host emily compagno, "outnumbered," joining us is kennedy, jackie deangelis and charles payne from fox business super stars, good to see you guys. begin with long list of fraud cha cha cha charges teets founder sam bankman-fried. lawmakers on both sides of the political aisle are going after the timing of this, they wanted sam bankman-fried to answer for the billions he squandered while investors lost their shirts and everything else. they won't get the chance to question him now, he's in custody in bahamas and faces extradition on wire fraud, money laundering, conspiracy, whole host of them. charles, what are ripple effects in the financial world of this? >> charles: the market is not paying attention to this as much as it had earlier in the week, massive ripple effects and goes way beyond crypto, i hate it is considered a crypto story. that is frustrating watching the lawmakers, finger pointing and diszing crypto, this is even more than sam bankman-fried story. this about a system that is so corrupt between silicon valley and wall street they have been ripp

thank you jackie very much. lepts bring in leslie marshall and jason. marie jean-pierre said this. >> we are working to combat misinformation from smugglers and as was the case before title 42 and remained the case after it individuals who attempt to cross the border unlawfully an don't have a legal base toys remain will be subject to rem removal. >> this is so dishonest to look at the video we have been showing over an over and see of people crossing and for her to stand on the witt podium and say it's our policy to turn them back if they're not legally allowed to be in there and it's been going on for two years, millions of people crossed, dishonest policy, your thoughts. >> i would say what happened in 2020 prior to title 42 was three fold either released in the united states or sent back to country where and risk violence which is one reason they came here but i said before to you trace and for years, on tv on radio the only way this is going to stop and it's not a wall and it's not a tunnel and it's not title 42 is to revamp our immigration laws an

congresswoman, jackie speier , she is one of them. she served the peninsula for 15 years. her road to washington started decades ago, when she was shot during an ambush in j■onestown guyana. scott mack a flame has more on how this tragic experience ultimately shaped her future. >> decades before coming to congress, jackie speier was lying in a deserted airstrip in the small south american nation of guyana with five bullet wounds. >> i was on the airstrip for 22 hours without medical attention, on the ground. >> congressman leo ryan of california is dead, shot along with four other americans. >> speier was a 28-year-old congressional staffer on a fact-finding mission. congresswoman orion at the people's compound of leader jim jones. after the visit, as they sought to return home, and dispatch by the cult leaders assassinated ryan. they shot speier multiple times. >> many of us thought we were going to die there. i was thinking, no one would ever know, my family would never know what happened to me. >> shortly after, another war unfolded when peoples temple died in the act o

so some, including jackie lower ski with whom i came to congress i knew personally. or don young. the stories that my uncle dale told me for the 36 years that he served here. we love the splits, and the lovely people who served here so much that he shared that with me. and so, i am very grateful for the association of former members of congress for taking the time to remember those individuals and their service. those that we have lost over the last year, including of course my uncle, dale. who served here, as i said, 36 years. elected eating times. one of the longest serving members certainly from michigan, but a very long term member here in the house. growing up in the -- family, my brothers and sisters, we were always part of his effort, part of his campaigns. his young kids, we just assumed that everybody works on campaigns. but let me be clear, we were not volunteers. we were conscripts. but we all came eventually to love it, and we were grateful to be a part of deals campaigns, and by extension part of his service to this country. first and foremost, dale and his wife gayle

jackie, my buckeye sister, good luck.ave michigan members in your family. thank you very much. happy new year. >> happy new year. >>> the attorney for the suspect arrested for the horrific killings of the four university of idaho students in november said his client intends to waive extradition. bryan kohberger was arrested in pennsylvania and charged with four counts of first-degree murder in the stabbing deaths as well as felony burglary. su cnn's jean cazares jones us from pennsylvania where that arrest was made. this is important for a number of different reasons. why? >> reporter: well, we just spoke and got off the phone with jason la bar, the chief public defender, who will be and is representing the defendant in this case, and he said that he has spoken with his client. he actually came to visit him right here at the correctional facility yesterday and he will be waiving extradition to expedite his trip back to idaho. so this is an answer that we have been wondering about because it is in his hands, kohberger's ha

this morning i'm in hampton bay, new york, with jackie and joe.cco and jackie and the broken antler with the videos that they post on facebook and instagram. they are just incredible. check them out. these two are like a 911 emt service for those in peril. we're talking from a sea gull with a broken wing to a deer caught in a soccer net. if there is an animal in trouble these two brave compassionate people will drop everything and help them. from caring for a newborn fawn. >> she's just a little scared right now but she looks healthy. >> reporter: to rescuing 14 baby ducklings from a sewer and reuniting them with their mom. jackie and rocco from the broken antler wildlife search and rescue love nothing more than helping animals in need. >> confirmation i chose saint francis because i love animals. >> i saw a video that was so cute. it was a raccoon whose head was in something. >> he got his head stuck in this rusted hole of a dumpster. >> jackie, i read that you're like the queen of swan rescues. >> yes, swan wrangler extraordinaire. >> reporter:

it's called the d, the jackie level or jackie level air base. and that's where 3 people were killed when a fuel tanker caught fire exploded or this statement mission, but those were 3 service men. the other base is about 730 kilometers southeast of moscow. it's called the ingles air, but he's on bus, where the bombers are stationed, the long range bombers. ukraine says a wave of russian missile strikes, of course, power cuts across the country. they told his engine facilities in the capital and several other regions. at least 2 people were killed in the zap reach a region purchases in mongolia have dispersed after storming the government, palace. officials that all police to use force to break up the crowd earlier on monday, demonstrators are calling for an end to corruption. so don's military rulers and the coalition of political parties have signed a deal to end a political standoff which has lasted for months. agreement is expected to pave the way for the establishment of civilian rule and elections to donna's being without a functioning gove

it's called the d that jackie level, or jackie level airbase. and as were 3 people were killed when a fuel tanker caught fire and exploded air. and the statement mentioned that those were 3 servicemen. the other base is about 730 kilometers southeast of moscow. it's called the ingles air base. and thus, where the bombers are stationed, the long range bombers and ukraine says, a wave of russian missile strikes, of course, power cuts across the country. they targeted energy facilities in the capital and several other areas. at least 2 people were killed in this operation. region president vladimir zelinski says most missiles were shot down by air defense systems and the 7 people have been killed in an explosion in northern afghanistan. it happened in the city of mazar. e. sharif explosives on a road side were detonated as a bus was passing by 18. others were injured. denise is, parliament has approved changes to the criminal code that would criminalize sex outside marriage is applies both to citizens and foreigners. when the new criminal code must

jackie, april, charlie, karen, it's been a fun hour for you.thank you so much for joining us. >>> i'm bianna golodryga. i'm going to send it over to my friend. >> still ahead, moscow accusing ukraine of a series of attacks carried out deep inside russia. why this could hint at a new stage of drone warfare. it went from gabe. to gretta. to gabby. to grandma. then, gertrude found something for it. delsym. and now what's going around is 12-hour cough relief. and the giggles. and the great dane pup. and grandma's gluten-free gooseberry pie. which is actually pretty great. the family that takes delsym together, feels better together. and try new delsym no mess vapor roll-on for cough. 'twas a wintry day, and at ihop quite soon hot cinnamon apples would be coaxed with a spoon on the fluffiest french toast with red currants on top we wish you a happy holiday, only at ihop. new gingersnap apple french toast, part of our new holiday menu. try all three flavors. >>> ukrainian officials say there were attacks in villages wounding three people. the regiona

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jackie. here we go.t does clark griswold's boss give him incentive a christmas bonus and national lampoon christmas vacation. >> so many of my friends will hate that i can't get this. i am the worst at trivia. maybe you a candy cane? >> trace: kevin corke, do you know? >> i should know. a coupon? i know whatever it is it made him really mad and go crazy. >> a holiday tree? >> trace: that's incorrect. see j. >> i have never seen this movie. it's before my time. >> trace: a one year membership to the jelly of the month club. what is ralphie's punishment for swearing in "a christmas story." >> this is an american christmas movie. ask me about "love actually." what happened to "a christmas carol," dickens? >> trace: rafe's punishment for swearing? >> i think soap in his mouth. >> trace: put it up on the screen, soap in his mouth. we have less than a minute, what kind of pet does buzz from home alone have? >> a dog? >> come on. on. >> tarantula. >> trace: mr. hunt. >> tarantula. kevin is right, as he always i

>> harris: along with my co-host emily compagno, "outnumbered," joining us is kennedy, jackie deangelis and charles payne from fox business super stars, good to see you guys. begin with long list of fraud cha

among those given up their seats are jackie spear, 44 years ago she was left for dead on an airstriputh america after an ambush. scott mcfarland spoke to her about that experience and how it would ultimately shape her future in congress. >> reporter: decades before coming to congress, jackie was lying on a deserted airstrip in a small south american nation of guyana with five bullet wounds. >> i was there for 22 hours without medical attention. >> reporter: congressman leo ryan of california's dead, shot along with four other americans. >> reporter: she was a 28-year-old congressional staffer on a fact-finding mission with her boss. they were at the peoples temple compound of leader jim jones. after the visit, as they sought to return home, attackers assassinated brian. they shot her multiple times. >> many of us thought we were going to die there. i was thinking that nobody would ever

jackie deangelis on that, what she makes of it. jackie what happened? >> that chart is expressive. had spoken on the business channel just before the decision came out. we saw the market up 200 points. and jerome powell starts speaking and we go into the red there closing 142 points lower. this is what investors heard and this is what came out of the statement and what we heard from jerome powell. they heard modest growth next year. more hikes will be needed. they heard unemployment has to get to 4.6%. so people will lose their jobs. they heard inflation is declining at a slower rate than projected. it's at 7.1% right now. a lot of people not celebrating that. they also heard that the russian war on ukraine is adding pressure to inflation and we're not sure how long that will last. so you take all of these things together and the market is trying to calculate are we going to get the soft landing that we so were hoping for and that's why stocks retreated today. a lot of people are uncertain about that. >> neil: you have to wonder, jackie, whether he risks overdoing it. he's the only

jackie is joining us. >> >kirstie alley has died after a short battle of cancer.er children true and lily parker announcing her death on twitter, writing this tonight as iconic how she was on screen, she was an amazing mother and grandmother. her mother was zest and passionate for life. she leaves us inspired to live life to the fullest as she did. she rose to fame playing rebecca howell in "cheers" and starring in the film "look who's talking" and "drop dead gorgeous," she's known for her personality and backed president trump, she never shy away from taking on her critics especially on twitter. here is what she told tucker carlson earlier this year. >> my whole career, everybody is different. that's what made everyone interesting. >> still despite political divide, she's being remembered by fans and former coastars wit her larger than life personality. >> john >> travolta writing this. kirstie alley, was one of the funniest and most beautiful women i knew. jamie lee curtis posted, we agree to disagree about something but we had a mutual respect and connection. >

speaking of the best, jackie deangelis joining the right now.ce she first joined us, very proud of her now, no doubt would be very proud of her. a new show is kicking off next month on this network, actually this hour of my show, she stealing it from me but actually for something even better and bolder. she along with brian brumberg coming over from bloomberg, big-money show but what i love about all three of them, put their heart and soul into this, with the federal reserve, i could not be happier for you. i was thinking about your late dad, how do you feel about this? >> thank you. i want to say thank you to you and thank you to the business network. you may not realize it but you have been a huge mentor to me since i joined this network 31/2 years ago working with you, having conversations about business, see your work ethic. looking at you as a walking encyclopedia. the farm here is really high and it has been honored to work with you and occasionally, it means so much to me. i wasn't -- wouldn't be in the running if it wasn't for the suppor

kennedy and his wife jackie kennedy and his wife jackie kennedy on the day 22nd of november 1963 wheny were in a motorcade reading through dallas, texas. microphone moving through. shortly after these pictures were taken, there were shots fired, shots rang out and i should be able to show you a picture of exactly that moment when jackie kennedy left was a husband who had been struck by a bullet and ultimately was killed. if i can then move you onto the next image, the police quickly apprehended this man, lee harvey oswald. he was taken into custody but, and this is where there is a lot of intrigue added to the narrative, he himself was shot and killed only days later. so, it's all of these quite harrowing, grizzly details that people are fascinated and why there are so many people wanting to know exactly what happened. wanting to know exactly what happened-— contents of these documents? what do we know now that we did not know before?— not know before? obviously --eole not know before? obviously peeple want _ not know before? obviously people want to _ not know before? obviously peopl

jackie: i am jackie deangelis in for elizabeth macdonald, you are watching at this "the evening edit" on fox business, thank you for watching have a wonderful evening. kennedy: a day ending in y, what you tha does that mean, white house is lying this time about president biden visiting the southern border, do they think we're really that stupid? yes, the president has yet to set foot near the border, despite fact a record number of illegal migrants have crocrossed over in last we're, we learned there were 73,000 got aways in november alone. slipping past border patrol, our own peter doocy asked when the president will check it out. >> thank you, kevin mccarthy said he invited president biden to the border, how does the president rsvp ? >> we know the president has never been to the border, possible next speaker said he wants him to go with him, is he going to. >> so, look. he has been there. he has been to the border. since he took office. >> when. >> since he took office, president biden has been taking action to fix our immigration system. and secure our border. kennedy: no he has n

jackie, thank you. president biden leaving behind a border crisis because he's going on vacation on the brink of absdestruction and the union coy supervisor will join us live from the port or a firsthand look at the rapidly deteriorating situation. you do not want to miss that. china with a threat against taiwan was 71 more planes and seven ships to the northern island nation. the aggression comes after the communist party condemned the u.s. for providing aid to taiwan and the massive spending bill. >> china's foreign ministry says the u.s. needs to stop seeking to use taiwan contain china to stop fudging and hollowing out the principal. even further down the long and dangerous path. the secretary of state and intel officer robert charles joins us now. good morning to you. they show of force from china is because there was 10 million, $10 billion in weapons aid in the defense spending bill directed at taiwan. so, what do you think about this move by china, and do you think it merits a response from the

jackie spear is one of them. her road to washington started decades ago when shot during an ambush.is tragic experience ultimately shaped her future. >> reporter: decades before coming to congress, jackie spear was lying on a deserted air strip in a small nation with five bullet wounds. >> i was on the air strip for 22 hours without medical attention. on the ground. >> a congressman dead shot along with four other americans. >> reporter: spear was then a 28-year-old congressional staffer on a fact finding mission with her boss, leo ryan, at the peoples temple compound of leader jim jones. after the visit attackers dispatched by cult leaders assassinated ryan, shot spear multiple times. >> many of us thought we were going to die there. i was thinking no one would know. my family would never know what happened. >> reporter: shortly after, another horror when hundreds of men and women in the people's temple died in mass murder-suicide. >> the scene at jones town assaults the senses. >> spear gravely injured was on the ground praying for the arrival of a rescue chopper. >> it's made me

fresh cases demand the attention of detective jackie nichols. her days off. >> if you look around here, you can see the vastness of the countryside here. and all the various places that you could conceal a body. >> going up into the mounties, coolly's. >> mountains, ravines. we even did some searches based on psychic visions and dreams. >> all really? >> rachel's family hat at as much of the dead and as the cops. also turn desperately to the supernatural. >> we did some pretty extreme things to find her. i even got hypnotized once to try to communicate with my mom, to have her tell me where she was. >> the hunt for the slightest race of rachael continued for years. meanwhile, david stone was on the street, and by 2013, his fellow suspect buddy charles capone was about to be released from jail. >> i said, now is the time. we have to charge these guys. we have to charge them both. this case wasn't going to get any better. >> the idaho county prosecutor agreed, and on may day 2013, three years after rachael vanish, david stone and charles capone, w

good evening, jacki . it's now. good evening, jacki.ry nice to have you on the show tonight. so you obviously famously in that zoom conversation that went during lockdown , people were saying you lockdown, people were saying you hadnt lockdown, people were saying you hadn't got authority. now you have , which is good. what is have, which is good. what is your verdict, though? the year that we've just had ? well, that we've just had? well, i think it's been an incredibly disappointing year. i mean, everybody's going to say exactly same thing. you know, i have no reflections that are going to be be startling i'm just reflecting the things that people people . the things that people people. what i did think was really interesting . your previous interesting. your previous segment about new year's resolutions was how to things one i think all of our politicians offer far too much. they can't offer what they think the public want to hear. and as a result of that , constantly a result of that, constantly under—deliver it. and so our perceptio

good evening, jacki . it's now. good evening, jacki.ry nice to have you on the show tonight. so you obviously famously in that zoom conversation that went during lockdown , people were saying you lockdown, people were saying you hadnt lockdown, people were saying you hadn't got authority. now you have , which is good. what is have, which is good. what is your verdict, though? the year that we've just had ? well, that we've just had? well, i think it's been an incredibly disappointing year. i mean, everybody's going to say exactly same thing. you know, i have no reflections that are going to be be startling i'm just reflecting the things that people people . the things that people people. what i did think was really interesting . your previous interesting. your previous segment about new year's resolutions was how to things one i think all of our politicians offer far too much. they can't offer what they think the public want to hear. and as a result of that , constantly a result of that, constantly under—deliver it. and so our perceptio

jackie upon yes is live with th breaking details. >> good evening. new york city on high alert as you said as of the city prepare for the potential end of the title 42 border policy wednesda which could open the floodgates of her more than 1,000 migrants to enter new york per week that's according to mayor eric adams who said in a statement sunday were in urgent need for help and it's time for for our state and federal partners to act. a request for assistance have been mostly ignored and while the new york federal delegation has repeatedly advocated for funding to be sent back to new york city, many in congress about republicans and democrats have refused to lift a finger. adam said they need money or else the city will be forced to curtail crucial programs of thi as shelters in the city are running out of resources arriving by the busloads. >> since republican governors have been sending migrants to new york more than 31,000 asylum-seekers have landed in the big apple new york is one o 25 states that provide state-funded programs for immigrants des

jackie, thank you for the introduction more importantly thank you for your courage because it brings back the very moment no matter how many years past no matter how many years go by and it brings it back that your voices matter a great deal thank you for bringing us back to remember and to heal and to fulfill a purpose. this nation's vigil was created in washington to pray for the souls of sandy hook and their families ever since that time the church has been opening its doors from those that rip at the very soul of this nation so under different circumstances but i know what the loss feels like it's an anniversary the 18th of this month i lost my wife and daughter and my two sons when a tractor-trailer broadsided them and then the anniversary of losing my son. i know that feeling. everyone is different. but i know that feeling. it is like a blackhole in your chest and what i admire about all of you is you show up and remember to bring it back the very moment that it happened all of you at the time spending several days at sandy her commitment back it is astounding to see and then t

jon: jacky heinrich sep occasions in the virgin islands thank you jacky c1 will gop lawmakers to make the border crisis their top focus when they take control of the house on tuesday and they pledge to boost the border security and crackdown on large groups of illegal migrants letting border states and beyond in customs border protection reporting, record numbers of crossings since october 1st printed is bringing porta congresswoman, on the house homeland security committee, and health agriculture committee as well, congresswoman, thank you very much for being with us and happy new year. but let me be skeptic here's the administration that is supposed to an end to enforce the laws, congress is supposed to pass the laws are you going to achieve anything on the border if the biden administration doesn't want to enforce the laws are already on the books. >> a happy new year to you as well jon and i know that is skeptical as ours loss of americans out there, we see this administration completely disregard the rule of law in the first two years that's exactly what the founding fathers envi

one of them is only a 185 kilometers, se moscow called the d that jackie level or jackie live or our base. and that's where 3 people were killed when a fuel tanker caught fire and exploded. and the statement mentioned that those were 3 service men. the other base is about 730 kilometers southeast of moscow. it's called the ingles air base, and thus where the bombers are stationed, the long range bombers. meanwhile, cave says a wave of russia missile strikes, of course, power cuts across the country, the strikes targeted energy facilities. people in key if took shelter in metro station after air raid sirens went off. or we challenge has more from ukraine's capital all the 70 or so missiles though were launched or 60 or so were down. but that does mean of course that around 10 got through and hit their targets . that means they were casualty civilian ones are in rural, zap, risha or, and there were talk, it struck in a desa in mid july of other parts of the country. so yes, power has been affected earlier on in care of for i had generators running on the streets because the, the power

and jackie deangelis. break down what we just learned. >> when do you expect prices to get back to normal, mr. president? >> i hope by the end of next year, we are much closer. i can't make that prediction. all across the country, people are working hard to build a better future. so we're hard at work helping them achieve financial freedom. we're proud to serve people everywhere, in investing for the retirement they envision. from the plains to the coasts, we help americans invest for their future. and help communities thrive. >> sandra: a key inflation number out just today moving markets. consumer price index showing inflation is cooling a bit year over year, annual inflation number for november, 7.1% on annual basis, that's the lowest it has been since last december. but still, much higher than when president biden took office, keynote. jackie is one of the co-hosts newly announced big money show set to premiere on january 23rd. super pumped for that. and brian is a frequent guest on this program as wel