jackie: wow.opic of the hour secretary or pardon me secretly recorded audio shows former arizona gop chair dewit allegedly trying to bribe kari lake from running his audio verified by lake campaign saying 10 months ago dewit resigning kari lake speaking with fox alicia after dewit's resignation. >> we need to the root that corruption out of politics out of government we're in a new age people of this country are tired of corruption we watched it so long, ready to make a change, i -- i think even if corruption is in our party we have to push it out. >> in his resignation letter dewit accusing lake of selectively editing the conversation with lake on a application to destroy him writes discussions transparent to offer perspective not coercion, that is explosive tape. >> pretty explosive i don't care how you edit it no way around what he is suggesting there this isn't only 4% americans think the system works. >> some, that it is rigged marionette scenes who is offering this money, so much for candida

jackie: absolutely.a bipartisan lawmakers during the southern border then visiting mexico's president and mexico city this past weekend. tell us about the trip and what you discussed with president obrador. >> it was a great trip with michael mccaul and the chairman of the foreign affairs committee. he's from texas. we had a great conversation with them. we talk about economics trade between the two countries and we talk about the border and their increasing incentive a lot of people home on planes and their starting to up that. were talking how we can work with them together so we have the same policy to secure the border, stop them from coming through mexico and the united states and biden company don't get that, they have 30 to half years to do something about it. president trump was right on target when he instituted the remaining mexico policy. we talked with the president mexico and some other cabinet members. they're going to help us, they agreed to that and committed to that. it's not even an ele

jackie: lauren, thank you.iates gearing up for closed door testimony in front of the house oversight and judiciary committees, that's starting today. mervin yan who worked with hunter through chinese energy company cefc c and hudson west the third is appearing this afternoon. eric schwerin and tony bobulinski are scheduled to appear over the next few weeks after we learned that kevin morris still holds a stake in a chinese private equity firm that he took over from hunter biden in 2021. joining me now, former fbi special agent and fox news contributor, nicole parker. nicole, it's great to have you with us this morning. what do he with expect to get out of some of these question and answer sessions. obviously hunter has refused to go behind closed doors to answer questions. >> right. i mean, this is an important moment for everybody. everyone has been asking the questions, what has been going on this entire time and americans are very anxious to understa. obviously, hunter biden's woes are problematic. as a form

rabbi jackie, senior rabbi.were in the middle of the conversation about how notions of understanding in the jewish community and you were going to add to that. >> jackie just made a good point on break, you have diversity within your family, the changes the whole character of the family. for me , i drop station i did not grow up jewish. suddenly i have can american son and it rocked my world forever. my worldview is different. and i think i feel lucky to have that worldview and has made life more mature and meaningful. and i feel for people that, we may accuse people of being racist or having white privilege and a certain pejorative way but the reality is most people don't have the experience or the exposure and we work as an organization we work to provide that to them. to work to have his conversations. people , overall, just don't pick about it. a film came out, called this little white lie. some people just don't think about it and they don't have it in their lives. >> we are just about time to come to the e

jackie, let me go to the issue of platforming. one of the controversies in journalism is do you provide a platform a megaphone for people who are going to say things that you believe know to, be untrue? this is relevant to the cerage of trump. it seems to me you must cover the republican nominee for president if in fact he becomes a republican nominee, which i also know he's going to say a t of things that are not true. how do we deal with that? and ould there be rules on what gets platformed? i don't mean across journalism rules. i mean in your own mind. should the how do you think about the issue of what should be platformed and what should not. i'm going to answer that question, i promise. i've just been like squirreling up some notes here. good. and i want to add a little dose of optimism, which is that the system is currently working. just so everyone knows. i mean, donald trump is facing 91 criminal charges and is on trial in three, four, three, four different civil criminal, five, five cases. so, you know, it's not all doom

jackie is looking at the movers.ling after woods analyst downgraded the rating to underperform, citing a combination of recent outperformance, they signaled a 33% downside from current levels. the developer of league of legends announcing its participation in the upcoming saudi backed he sports world cup, it is a significant collaboration in the industry and it will feature top professional league of legends teams from around the world. last one, xerox announcing plans to lay off 15% of its workforce saying the layoffs are part of a new operating model and organizational structure that focuses on three key areas stabilizing the hampton productivity via global business services organization and diversify revenue. bottom line you are seeing red in xerox but those layoffs, we keep seeing that. stuart: frequently stocks go up when layoffs are strong. investors don't like what's going on. delivery drivers in new york and seattle making higher minimum wages. you are talking to business owners. are they going to raise price

that's why i am glad that jackie is making the efforts she's making. indeed, president kennedy was extremely of his wife and her great accomplishment. it seemed how devoted and dedicated she was to it, how hard she had worked it. and he was so delighted with the tv tour itself that he would often have it rerun in the white house movie theater, showing it off to friends, family, and even visiting dignity crews. not surprisingly the broadcast was a ratings winner and a sensation really. within weeks, more than 80 million people had watched mrs. as she walked through the halls and rooms of the white house explaining its rich history. now in place. fan mail thanking and congrats. the first lady poured in from over the world. a favorite of mine from among letters she received many of from children read simply dear mrs. kennedy, i enjoyed your. it was exciting. my dad was going to watch maverick. now of course mrs. kennedy's tour went into much more detail than i've been able to share here this evening. and believe me, she's a much more charming tour guide.

a bronze statue of baseball icon jackie robinson was stolen from in front of a youth baseball leagueita, kansas. the statue has stood in front of the league facility since 2021, and was commissioned and with the approval of jackie robinson's widow, rachel, a nearby business caught security footage of the statue being placed in a pickup truck in the middle of the night. after the thieves cut it at the ankles. >> the statue i think the league 42 paid $50,000 for that statue, and i think that was at a discounted rate. so that statue can be upwards to maybe $100,000. the bronze statue, a life size statue of an american icon, jackie robinson. >> the program's director says the youth organization is named after jackie robinson, and that he's heartbroken because the statue represents so much to the league. a jury says former president donald trump must pay more than $83 million to a writer who sued him for defamation. former magazine columnist e jean carroll claims trump raped her in a department store more than 20 years ago, then defamed her when he denied her claim. it's the second time o

jackie, i want to ask about what we saw last night. not specifically nikki haley talking about donald trump's age, but nikki haley at all in south carolina, campaigning, sounding very much like she is in this. what do you think? >> i mean, it's not only yesterday, she's got plans and rallies through the weekend. it seems like she is going all in on south carolina. i mean, it is her home turf. but as harry points out, it's also very republican donald trump loyal state. she's going to have to convince folks and remind them what she was like as governor. also, it's not happening in a vacuum. trump will be pouring money into the state. he clearly has the south carolina establishment to echo some of the things he's putting out there. >> anna, you did hear nikki haley going after donald trump a bit in south carolina last night. kate had a terrific interview with sarah longwell last hour, a republican who was anti-trump, who wants to see more than what nikki haley is doing. listen what she said last hour. >> can i say one thing on nikki haley

a bronze statue of baseball icon jackie robinson was stolen from in front of a youth baseball leaguen wichita, kansas. the statue has stood in front of the league facility since 2021, and was commissioned and with the approval of jackie robinson's widow, rachel, a nearby business caught security footage of the statue being placed in a pickup truck in the middle of the night. after the thieves cut it at the ankles. >> the statue i think the league 42 paid $50,000 for that statue, and i think that was at a discounted rate. so that statue can be upwards to maybe $100,000. the bronze statue, a life size statue of an american icon, jackie robinson. >> the program's director says the youth organization is named after jackie robinson, and that he's heartbroken because the statue represents so much to the league. a jury says former president donald trump must pay more than $83 million to a writer who sued him for defamation. former magazine columnist e jean carroll claims trump raped her in a department store more than 20 years ago, then defamed her when he denied her claim. it's the second

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jackie ibanez live for us in new york. largest employer in oakland is now advising their workers to eat lunch inside instead of potentially becoming another victim of california's crime crisis. bill melugin back live with those details tonight. bill? >> under the california story. crime has gotten so bad in oakland that kaiser permanente is now telling its workers at its headquarters to stay inside the building during lunch. kaiser permanente is oakland's biggest private employer and fox has learned they issued a memo directing their workers to stay inside the building, all in response to numerous street robberies of workers he went outside to grab something to eat. the crime stats show how bad it's gotten in oakland. in 2023, robberies of 38% over 2022. burglaries up 23%. vehicle thefts up 44%. one kaiser employee says she just doesn't feel safe. >> it's kind of scary in general. not even just to go to work but coming outside. if you can't work at home, work at home. if you have to come in, be safe about it. >> in respons

following that narrative, accusing republicans up looking for fascism we have t fox coverage with jackie ibanenez i new york. we begin with the senior national respondent kevin corke live. >> critics continue to accuse the president up of trying basically to divide the country as you pointed out by suggestin that former president trump of those who vacuum are a danger t democracy with the biden and harris reelection campaign telling supporters that donald trump has fully consolidated th extreme maga base of the party saying one thing is clear and donald trump is headed straight to a general election matchup where he will face the only person to have ever beaten him at the ballot fox. joe biden. however, while the presidents team may claim that they have wanted to face mr. trump and he is, quote, election denying antifreedom maga movement since the very beginning, the truth i that if he is to be believed, mr. biden may have his hands full with the match up here at the latest with the real clear politics happened showing biden down five 4, 47-43 and what's more and other key match ups, bid

but such one, i guess right now, jackie sean, do with an independent avalanche. now joining us here on how to international jackie's on the far left off the screen last lot. so b, e is in the middle of the screen and the model is that lawyer and lecture of the university of south africa. and then by same quarterly on the far right of the screen that leading a publishing. and businessman, from a politician just finishing up a small snack as i say, all 3 of you track them in a very welcome. thank you very much for coming on the program. today. it is a very big day. the world is watching the, the i, c, j. at the hague, i'm not to if i can come to you 1st, today's hearing without a doubt, i mean, a lot of people are watching this. so your thoughts, if indeed the un view and quote would even implement any interim emergency measures . and what do you think they could look like? that's what it is. i think it's something 1st one is that he's in a bubble with him in case we do a thing about them, is it an inspection? does exceed the push folds of the case that this sort o

jackie, you will love it. they will anticipate what you are short on to help make sure your cart is full. you would love it. cameras everywhere. jackie: i feel like instagram and facebook already to a certain degree are doing it. brian: you don't want to be that anticipated. jackie: they actually pick out things i like. brian: suspicious. jackie: "making money" with charles payne. i will not make money if i keep spending it. charles: make the money first. then spend it wisely. brian: there you go. >> good afternoon, everyone, i'm charles payne, this is "making money" live from los angeles. breaking now stocks are trying to maintain the momentum. it is tough. here is a huge problem. there is a huge spike in the stock market. many say it is unmoored from reality. i will go over it for you. meanwhile how strong is the consumer? there are cracks with those folks with the most money. maybe people are underestimating that. investors, they want to know what will happen next with bitcoin. it made a huge move. everyone

jackie ibanez, your thoughts on this?t i think we should make our priorities straight. first let's have some finance classes. let's do budgeting. we are missing that in school. i would rather my son and my children, my daughters, learned that before they learn to play video games. >> we have that at prager. >> trace: jackie wanted to do good old reading and writing. old school. ralph hudnall, yes, but a club setting such as debate club, chess club, there's a lot of benefits that translate to the real world. out-of-the-box thinking, problem-solving, teamwork, perseverance, goalsetting, et cetera. they can learn on their own time, video games are not going to change that flat tire. thank you for watching america's late news, "fox news @ night." i'm trace gallagher. we will see you back here for friday night. ♪ ♪ well, it's spending season. but that's okay, because there's one. the app and cashback debit card that can help you earn rewards at your favorite stores. and 5.00% apy on savings to put toward those future plans. th

and what it had to do with her dog >>> the surveillance video of a statue of jackie robinson sawed and stolen from a kansas park. the hunt for the thieves. >>> and after nearly 90 years has one of the greatest aviation mysteries of all time been solved? what this image may show >> announcer: this is nbc "nightly news" with lester holt >>> and good evening i'm tom llamas, in for lester tonight the u.s. is promising a strong response after that drone attack, said to be from an iranian-backed militia that killed three american soldiers and injured dozens more on a remote base in jordan those three americans. you see them right here lost their lives and they have just been identified. all of them army reservists from georgia. the secretary of state says the response could come in stages and be sustained over time pentagon officials say it was the third drone attack on this base in recent months. but how did it happen? u.s. officials say an american drone was actually returning to the base at the same time, and it's possible air defense systems got confused and didn't recognize it as a thre

jackie: we are paying for it.e outraged and they are normalizing, it is illegal, women and children, 20 and 30-year-old military aged men flooding the border, people are frustrated by crime and fentanyl and frustrated that we are trying to pay our bills, normal middle class people with children, trying to make ends meet, inflation has been a problem and people are getting free handouts. stuart: we will run that video from new york city. times square. beating up two police officers. you can see it later in the show. that the problem all over again. the president claims he's done all he can to secure the border but his 2024 challenger, rfk junior, says biden could get a grip on the border very quickly. matt fallon talks all things border next. [♪] [♪] with the majority of my patients with sensitivity i see irritated gums and weak enamel. sensodyne sensitivity gum and enamel it relieves sensitivity helps restore gum health and rehardens enamel. i am a big advocate of recommending things that i know work. after last m

. >>> the hunt is on in wichita, kansas a statue of jackie robinson sawed and stolen, all captured willing to cling to a moving car to stop a dog napper the entire ordeal caught on camera >>> and get your bonnie tyler ready. here's a total eclipse of the sun coming to north america. how some are already prepping for the event. "early today" starts right now >>> good morning, i'm frances rivera the united states is vowing to retaliate against a drone strike a killed three soldiers in northeastern jordan. and this morning we are learning more about the victims, sergeant william jeromeers, kennedy ladon sanders and breonna alexsondria moffett, who was 23. they were killed when an explosive drone targeted the area at the base where they were resting. for the latest, let's go live to chapman bell good morning, chapman, what's the latest >> reporter: good morning, frances, yeah, those three soldiers all from the state of georgia. tower 22, home to some 350 service men and women working alongside the jordanian military and inside syria to stop the ofp the flow of iranian influence in the area, an

good morning, jackie. jackie: hi. stuart: good morning, everybody. the president goes to wisconsin today. a half hour ago his government reported the economy slowed a little to a 3% growth rate. an increasing number of democrats showing embarrassment about the president's age and performance. one cnn pundit says he should stay hidden, bring back the basement strategy because he, quote, doesn't inspire confidence. that was on cnn. vice president harris has been more visible on the campaign trail recently. she's blamed republicans for the border mess, and she dismisses concern over bind's age. hard to dismiss that. a vote for an 81-year-old biden is really a vote for president harris. intense pressure on nikki haley to drop out of the gop nomination race, but she says she's fighting on and and has arranged several fund raising events in her home state of south carolina. truth, on -- trump on truth central, truth social, i'm sorry, trump on truth social has again attacked her calling her delusional. what happened to trump's new, more friendly tone? >>>

i wish jackie the best of luc on from leading the chamber. laughlin's a tight-knit community that looks out for one another and rest assured jackie will never stop looking out for her neighbors, no matter where she is. and i expect to see her riding a future. thank you jackie, for all that you've done for our community. laughlin and -- community love lip and all of -- laughlin and southern are better off because of you. with that, i yield my time. the speaker pro tempore: the chair recognize thes the gentleman from washington, mr. newhouse for five minutes. mr. newhouse: thank you, mr. sp today i rise to recognize a newly retired public servant from central washington. has been an educator for 42 years and has taught some of the most important subjects that engage our students to become beerdemocratic process. it is more important than ever to instill this in our young people. and mike has done so by fostering an environment of inclusion, curiosity and learning. in fact, it was not uncommon for former studento with him and to speak about the

jackie: that is right. it is their juggernaut, they have to be very strategic when it comes to xavier becerra deploying some of these features. unlike microsoft who is more than happy to boost its search engine only has 30% of the market share, they don't have much to lose. google has been looking to take a more experimental approach and now that you have gemini coming out in september, investors are going to want to see a plan for how the snake to different. you're also going to want to look at youtube figures. are ai features yielding fruit when it comes to the search advertising and youtube engagement levels. is that making a difference? it is hard -- it is a little early to tell from the google front. ed: a few hours the remain before the company's post those numbers come check out the review that jackie wrote. let's keep it going, the conversation next is for adam benjamin. let's think about it more holistically. if you go to the index level, s&p 500, across the magnificent seven bucket, let's strip ou

jackie: pink, all of sudden i get on board. brian: hydration is so important, jackie. jackie: i dry out of a cut. lauren simonetti in for charles today. i don't know how you feel about the stanley. lauren: i was suckered into buying one for my eight-year-old. good to see you guys. i'm lauren simonetti in for charles payne today and this is "making money." breaking right now, markets closed to honor dr. martin luther king, jr. day but it is a crucial week for investors nonetheless. bank earnings, plus retail sales. we'll get inside into the health of the economy. nancy tengler and rob luna are here to guide you through. all eyes on iowa. could former president trump break a record in iowa republican caucus history? as nikki haley and ron desantis fight for a distant second place we have team coverage. joe biden's foreign policy problems keep piling up from gaza to the red sea. how close is this becoming to heading for a flat-out disaster. all that and much more on "making money." ♪. lauren: it is a short and crucial week with bank sales. can the consumer keep the econom

. >> and now, joining us is jackie kucinich who is the washington bureau chief for the "boston globe," and jackie, good to see you, and let's start where steve left out, and the push to iowa and where john berman said, what is a strong showing looking like for nikki haley and ron desantis here at this point? >> well, it is a really good question, because frankly, these polls in the last couple of months have been really stagnant. trump has a large lead between 25 to 30 points over his next competitor. so these two have been left to duke it out. it is more important for desantis because of the resources and the most important resource is time that he has spent in iowa over the last few weeks than haley who is focused on new hampshire in part because she is doing better in the polls there. and if desantis does not have the showing, then you have to wonder, what happens next for him, and you know, what kind of conversations are going to go on in this campaign, because he needs it. he needs it badly because of everything that i mentioned. >> and likelihood of any surprises? might we see a

jackie: they don't need to upgrade. brian: like a family home, right? jackie: that is a good thing, waiting until you get something a little bit better. but at the same time, housing and owning a home is part of that american dream. you do want to start early. taylor: big picture the conversations we have on this program are affordability. the consensus out there by young americans things are unattainable, unachievable, unaffordable, that the american dream is not there for the taking quite yet. they're grasping their hands trying to get it. jackie: forget upgrading when you're older baby boomer age, people had second homes which is becoming a total thing of the past. brian: second homes? jackie: vacation home. things of that ilk. brian: maybe charles payne owns something like that if. charles: i'm checking out potential second homes. brian: i knew you are. charles: come up here, maybe a couple books, a maybe a cigar, i haven't found a better spot than new hampshire. jackie: thank you, charles. charles: good afternoon, i'm charles payne. this is "making

jackie: they're spending ridiculously and not managing the money. if this were a business and corporation with a income and balance sheet, this ceo would be booted a long time ago. brian: for all sorts of reasons. this is the ethos. this is the attitude, the anti-businessman at that of biden that every business is thinking about, wondering do i want to come back here? boy, wouldn't it be nice if we had a administration that didn't made when businesses succeed? jackie: there is something wrong. brian: that would be amazing. jackie: you can't make it in this country anymore. brian: taylor, serve that up for you. charles, save us. charles: you know i got to tell you something, i love that conversation on the stopping these mergers. i remember when obama stopped office depot and staples. brian: right. charles: are you notice? have you heard of the internet. they don't stand a chance even combined. it is crazy. >> you have to use common sense with this stuff, not just hate business in general. jackie: free market. charles: that is a novel idea. thanks a

jackie: we don't have a lot of time. it is a yes or no question. "making money with charles payne" starts now. charles: you're pondering how the universe is formed one second before the show. jackie: yeah, pretty much. charles: thanks a lot. good afternoon, everyone, i'm charles payne. this is "making money." breaking now stocks under a tremendous amount of pressure. we're not sure where it is coming from. we had bank earnings. initially it went up. the s&p 500 has broken out. that was not a bad signal until now. having is wrong. we have an amazing cast to help us with that. former president trump take tag the iowa caucus with a historic landslide. it is off to new hampshire in the live or die state, feels like the nomination is over but the real fight begins. lots of talk about china's faltering economist here's the thing. beijing may have other ways to infiltrate our economy even as we attempt to clamp down on their country. by the way the taiwan had an historic election. gordon chang on that. my takeaway, why the press shouldn't air president tr

jackie kucinich, jackie hall, christian price, really nice to have you all with us. >>> all right. another instant classic between the chiefs and the bills. kansas city coming out on top knocking buffalo out of playoffs for the third time in four years. now the stage set for the afc and nfc championship games. coy wire has this morning's "bleacher report." good morning. >> what's going on. i woke up with hot sauce and too many buffalo wings. good to see you. all credit to the chiefs. patrick mahomes and travis kelce connect for their first of two touchdown on the night passing brady and gronk. taylor swift up there somewhere. and so is his brother who is everyone's spirit animal. shirts off, frosty can in hand. but josh allen and the bills jabbed right back punching it on the ground back and forth, six lead changes in all. bills had several opportunities. final drive, stefon diggs with the perfect pass from josh allen that likely would have given them the opportunity to take the lead. and another with over a minute go, tyler bass has a chance to tie it but pushes the ball wide righ

jackie ibanez live for us to new york, thank you. let's bring in prosecutor and author of "why dad looks good," wendy patrick. it is really important, the toxicology, when you talk about this whole thing, wendy, because toxicology can give us a lot of answers. >> toxicology talks, as we say. now we are worried, is it a murder or just a mystery? we always say lady justice is blind. investigators are not. they are looking for clues, listening, talking to witnesses. some of the excellent questions, as you point out, are being raised by the family members who knew these men, who couldn't imagine three men freezing in a backyard as their friend fell asleep. so you've got cars in the front yard, decomposing bodies in the backyard, and a man that slept for two days and work from home? i mean, you have to have it add up. that's criminal law 101. the defense has to make sense. >> trace: that's exactly right. the brother of one of the victims is talking about the homeowner, jared willis, and he said this. >> does he know when they left or does

jackie: it has a few things relating. it has been a little bit slower to the ai game than a player like microsoft, which has partnered up with openai. the company just released its most powerful large language model, gemini, in december and said it will start incorporating it in some of its more popular productivity tools as well as its search engine. it has taken a little bit more of a gradual approach because it isn't a search giant. there is a little bit more to lose. it does not want to off put consumers from its core products, but it will have to show that it has a stake here, and it is harder to see in the figures because they do not bring out a specific ai contribution. the company says ai will only bolster their business. one of the ways we can see this really trickled through is that cloud revenue. is it generating more business from ai startups that are coming into the game as well, or is it still playing second fiddle to the cloud giants like microsoft and amazon web services? annabelle: that was our bloomberg

they more or less believed that donald trump would be the nominee coming out of iowa. >> and so, jackie kucinich, you are hearing something that sara said there that, yes, he is maybe fighting for second place, but ron desantis is maybe fighting for his political future here. there is the "time's" article that came out talking about hospice care and you want to keep the patient comfortable, and how much does he need to be concerned about what happens to him even if he does not win the nomination? >> yeah, you don't want quotes like that particularly if you are running for president and a couple of week before iowa, but certainly, john, ron desantis has positioned himself particularly coming into the race as the next big thing when it comes to republican politics. he wanted to be the leader of the party, the uk is ses sor to donald trump, and it just has not worked out that way for him. so going forward, if you do lose, yes, we have seen people run for president again later, but it is just, really, he has put so much on this, and particularly in iowa, he has spent so much time, and so mu

a bronze statue of baseball legend jackie robinson disappeared from a park in the city. thieves cut the 100-pound statue from its base. the sculpture of the man who broke baseball's color barrier holds a special place in the community. details from abc's melissa adan. >> reporter: tonight, authorities are searching for two suspects accused of stealing a life-size bronze statue of baseball icon jackie robinson in wichita, kansas. the statue cut at the ankles, leaving only the feet behind. >> this should upset all of us. what troubles me even more is that the theft occurred just before the beginning of february, which marks the start of black history month. >> reporter: police say this surveillance video shows the suspects cutting down the statue, then loading it onto the bed of a pick-up truck. >> if you've got that statue, bring it here today, now. >> reporter: robinson, the first black player in major league baseball for the brooklyn dodgers in 1947, nonprofit league 42 named after robinson's jersey number, installed the sculpture in 2021 in mcadams park, where hundreds

jackie: tell us about her. taylor: she likes to smile. we did music class. trying to get her into all things. very sweet, wonderful girl. jackie: how does she get along with the cat. taylor: the cat loves her. loves her. jackie: i see pictures of them snuggling. taylor: they are snuggling. for working moms hard to be at work, be at home. as much as i missed my girl i love being back here with you two. support and i've just loved being back here with you guys. also my work family. jackie: brian: i have a question, can that patience and grace happen here too? can i get some of that? taylor: maybe. brian: take either one of those. good to have you back, taylor. taylor: so pleased to say we get to throw it on over to charles payne, "making money." charles: welcome back, your dreams were your ticket out. welcome back, taylor, great to see you. god bless. good afternoon, i'm charles payne, this is "making money." new year off to the races but moving in the wrong direction. here are the show themes, resignation. claudine gay pressured to resign and lots of players

jackie is live is the new information about this. >> good evening. an illegal immigrants from el salvador had his bond set at $250,000 after crashing into a car under the influence and killed a woman and her son. he was deported 4 times. his blood alcohol level was 3 times the league limit. witnesses said he was driving 100 miles per hour. if convicted it will be his 6th dui. he pled guilty to a previous offense just 4 days before the fatal crash and was sentenced to work release. prosecutors wanted him in jail for a year. this comes days before voters mark their ballots in new hampshire where polls show immigration is one of the top issues. it's not just the story making headlines but news out of colorado where a denver hospital system is on the verge of collapse due to the cost of carrying for a large influx of illegal immigrants. in new york city kids were not able to attend school in person it was housing migrants. republicans in cong are demanding comments about tsa about migrants using an app to board flights racing significant security concern

jackie, good evening. >> hi, good evening, trace.ide president's opening pitch for 2024 was less about his record but rather a pretty bleak picture of what might happen if he doesn't get a second term. listen. >> the guy who claims law and order causes lawlessness and disorder. trump is not concerned about your future, i promise you. trump is not promising a full-scale revenge -- promising a full scale vening. >> even some democrats took note of what the president left out of his speech. >> there is a crisis at the border, and i don't know how anybody could pretend that there isn't. and with the latest figures from december, over 200,000 people. >> and it's not just republicans who say the president is being hypo-critical when it comes to his message about preserving democracy, one of his own democratic challengers, congressman dean phillips issued a scathing statement accusing biden and his allies to keep his opponents off primary ballots. phillips saying in part, biden has remained silent while allies in state parties conspire to d

trace, back to you. >> trace: jackie ibanez, thank you. because we are focusing on immigration and minds and bodies, let's bring in our experts, board-certified medical dr. houman hemmati. thank you f for coming on. this is the mayor of denver talking on msnbc today. watch. >> without federal support and federal action, the impact on a city like denver, this would be a $180 million impact on our budget in 2024. as more than 10% of our entire city budget. >> trace: talking about the health care, they just can't handle it. it's been going on for so long and it is ta taking up $180 million. they don't have that to spend on immigrants and take them. >> and who actually does? we have already seen that since l.a. has drawn so many immigrants over the years, and document immigrants, people without insurance. i have volunteered at l.a.'s biggest county hospital for a long time, so i've seen that. i've actually volunteered my time to help people. but the overall health care system is not generally staffed by volunteers. it takes a lot of money. whe

then jackie decided to go down to yorktown. that was during the revolution to contribute to the cause. he leaves his young widow there. partially because marcia loves children and partially to help the widowed mother of four at the time they are toddlers and infants and end up raising them for the rest of their lives. >> what happened to the other two children? >> elizabeth and martha or eliza and patty, they stayed with her mother. they do spend a lot of time there. they spend some time in the president's house during the presidency. they are also known as part of the family at this point. they are living with their mother who very soon remarries a man named david stewart and then their mother and stepfather have a bunch more children. they are living in a house full of half siblings and they are living in relative rural isolation. things are a bit more difficult for them and the mother worries then had the same kind of advantages that nellie and wash have because of other with george and marcia. and then living in philadelphi

kevin cork, and jackie.he mound. 38% of americans believe they can throw a strike to the catcher throwing out the ceremonial first pitch at a baseball game. do you think you could throw a strike in denver throwing out the rockie's first pitch? >> in this dress? no way. i could not handle the pressure. i don't like to parallel park. my son plays baseball and he would be mortified. >> trace: that's funny. last year bill hemmer threw out the first pitch of the angels game. if he was late it was going to be me. i was warming up. jackie? >> do i think i could get it close? yes. throw a strike? absolutely not but i would try. >> trace: kevin? >> maybe not a strike. but i guarantee i could get it there and get it close because you don't have to throw it like a pitcher. just throw like you would throw a ball to your friend. >> trace: vick? >> i think do it. it would be a change-up. i would swing out of my shoes on the golf course and it goes 150 yards. i would do the same thing on the mound and throw a change-up. >>

[applause] pastor boykin, jackie, and tammy, thank you for your work and strength. and happy birthday. we have seen leaders in the east like scott mcreynolds, executive director of the housing development alliance out of perry county. after the flood, scott and his team got to work tilting houses for people like the white family who are here tonight. william, cheyenne, and their son caleb were living in troublesome creek in not county. the family had just saved enough to start making their home their own and william was putting new floors in is the flooded their neighborhood. he watched as their home was washed away but thanks to scott and his team as well as so many generous donors to the flood relief fund, william, cheyenne, caleb, and their newest addition, maggie, have a new home and they do not have to worry about flooding ever again. let's thank scott and his family for everything they are doing. [applause] gov. beshear: pastor boykin and scott are just two among so many people, nonprofits and volunteers, who have come together to help their neighbors in need

jackie. companies are leaving high-risk areas like california, leaving many buyers, drivers, unprotected. jackie: hard for the homeowners, kelly. but also small businesses that use vehicles. these costs can be literally crippling. kelly o'grady thank you so much. brian: auto insurance rates portion% year-over-year? that is a shot. you can't get away from that. >> insurance and car prices double-whammy. jackie: goes back to the repair issue. cost mores to repair vehicles. they pass it off to the consumer. >> supply chain issues, inflation. jackie: brian: next leg of inflation comes in. we'll turn it over to cheryl casone in for charles payne. take it away. cheryl: thank you, i'm cheryl casone in for charles payne, this is "making money." jack ablin is here to guide you through it. avoiding a recession is waning. danielle dimartino booth says not buying the soft landing narrative. she will explain. the white house down plays the border crisis. secretarial may york cast telling border agents mor

three pinnochios, thank you jackie. joining me now, great fun, vivek ramaswamy. former 2024 republican presidential candidate. old friend. paused his campaign and signed on with donald trump who is very pleased to have vivek, we're pleased to have you back on the kudlow show. i want you to weigh in. you heard jackie hinrich, fro president does not want to deal with speaker johnson, president and the democrats are opposed to hr2, which i think is a very decent trump-like plan to close the border. what do you think of this, what kind of advice would you give the g.o.p. and senate and or the house. >> my advice to g.o.p. would let's restore common sense to the foreign policy, many are sooner concerned about protecting ukraine's border than our own border at home in united states i would encourage everyone to vote for more military resources on our southern border, than we're shipping to ukraine. as it relates to ukraine there is snow clear plan or argument for what next 60 billion will do that first 100 plus billion did not already do, we need a man and a path to di

jackie, what does this men then for the front-runner donald trump?> former president trump is trying to rally his base. the supporters that come out for him. i was at an event where j.d. vance was headlining and he asked who in this room, is this your first time coming to a trump event and no one raised their hand. this is people who believe in the president. he's making sure they get out. where nikki haley is still in a convincing mode. she's trying to get people out to vote for her. i met a voter yesterday would said he's voting for haley because he wanted to move on from former president trump. so there really is a battle of the getting the faithful out and changing people's minds or getting people to her side going on in the granite state. >> is this a must-win for nikki haley considering there are a lot of things working in her favor with the number of undeclared but the electorate is more moderate and less religious than iowa. >> the folks here who are haley supporters don't think she needs to win but needs to get close. to show that the former