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jackie. jackie: c.b.ton, thank you for that update. >>> president trump's illegal immigration crackdown is in full force in his first week. from mass deportations to i.c.e. arrests and troops at our southern border. madeleine rivera has the details for us. >> reporter: good morning, jackie. president trump promised shock and awe in his first week , and there's certainly a dramatic escalation of activity. the 1500 service members that the pentagon is deploying to el paso and san diego will focus on placing physical barriers and giving aerial support. some intelligence analysts will be working on monitoring activities. they are joining the 2500 troops the biden administration had a already sent to the border. deportation flights began week as well. state department spokesperson tammy bruce says guatemala ref received two flights yesterday. i.c.e. has arrested more than 500 migrants on thursday, and the white house says they were criminals. white house press secretary karoline leavitt says some of those incl

jackie back to you. jackie: thank you so much. the big question is this type of thanks my next guest has been hoping to see victor is the mayor of texas hit so hard by illegal immigration. he joins me now. president trump promised that he's going solve the problem. he's trying to do it and he's moving very swiftly. have you like what had you've seen so far? is it making differences in the communities surrounding your area? >> thank you very much for having me. yes. we believe in the border security. now, not every border the same all cities across the southern border different laredo is largest port of entry to the united states and the commercial side so we have different challenges. but we all have challenges and we all agree that we need to have more secure borders. and as a doctor, i also will have focus on what we need to do with cartels and the legal crossing of fentanyl which has affected americans tremendously. jackie: absolutely. mayor by the laken riley act that will head to the president's desk is that, deporting or det

jackie. >> i'm jackie heinrich. >> this will reportedly include ice raids in many sanctuary cities alexandria huff is outside trump national golf club in sterling, virginia with more for us. hi alexandria. reporter: hi jackie good to be with you we've seen over the past few days all of this work that gritty work to prepare for a transition happen. but the pageantry it will kick off funnelly from here, about 30 miles outside of d.c. later this evening with this posted reception and fireworks display but talking about some of that work even down in palm beach yesterday, the president-elect hosted new york city mayor eric adams he also had a call with chinese president xi jinping stated on that call we discuss fentanyl and president and i will make the world more peaceful and safe. and as you were talking about the administration, i mean, domestic safety, that comes with the immediate immigration action that they have been talking about and incoming border czar confirming to fox news that immigr

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jackie, the readers will meet four different jackie kennedys.r dierent incarnations all of her own design, the p political american trophy wife who became an american martyr, who became a billionaire's trophy wife and smashed her pristine image on the world stage, something she wanted to do, something that was deliberate and that was profoundly misunderstood at the time, jackie, the single working woman in new york city, who made a vow to herself at the dawn of a new decade, the 1980's, that she would never remarry, and her arc is so unlike any woman in history that i can ever think of, let alone in american history. she had this saying that she used to be very fond of whenever she was asked what she wanted to be as young woman. she would say i want to be the overall art director of the 20th century. and damn if she didn't succeed at that. when her husband was assassinated, she was 34. she had two small children. and she orchestrated a funeral that telegraphed to the world that america would not only survive this trauma but emerge stronger for i

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it was jackie.her career, so she was a member of the press. she was hounded by the press. but make no mistake, she was a master of the press. she's the one who was writing jfk's legacy long before anyone else could. and my wife said her favorite parts of this book are the jackie parts, because she's all over it. >> well, your wife is a very smart lady, and i know that firsthand. and you can let her know i said that. brad. so, brad, i read here, pavlik, after his arrest, told reporters, quote, kennedy money bought the white house. i need the glasses. kennedy money bought the white house and the presidency. brad, i bring that up right now because, you know, during this time of so much friction and we see trump back in office for a second term, and we see the money, we see the american oligarchy, we see the billionaire cabinet members. i mean, we see these past is prolog moments that we also cover here at the katie phang show. your thoughts about how important having a president who actually unifies th

in 1961, jackie kennedy stepped out in what has become one of the most iconic looks of all time. >> jackiee really resonated not just with the american people, but also with the fashion industry. designers are still inspired by that. >> rosalynn carter opted to show the administration's frugal mindset by rewearing, a gown she donned when her husband was sworn in as georgia's governor years before. >> how many of you like my wife's old dress? >> the reagans ushered in a more formal white house with their glamorous approach, with a little hollywood flair. in 2009, michelle obama put an up and coming designer on the map when she wore a dress designed by then 26 year old jason wu. >> he was pretty much an unknown. he was quite young. >> today, melania trump, wearing american designers, her navy and ivory daytime look by adam lippus. and tonight's gown custom made by hervÉ pierre pierre, also the architect behind her evening gown for the first trump inaugural in 2017. from posing on a red carpet during her years as a model to walking down the grand staircase of the white house, first lady melan

in 1961, jackie kennedy stepped out in what has become one of the most iconic looks of all time. rosalynn carter opted to show the administration's frugal mindset by rewearing, a gown she donned when her husband was sworn in as georgia's governor years before. >> how many of you like my wife's old dress? >> the reagans ushered in a more formal white house with their glamorous approach, with a little hollywood flair. in 2009, michelle obama put an up and coming designer on the map when she wore a dress designed by then 26 year old jason wu. >> he was pretty much an unknown. he was quite young. >> today, melania trump wearing american designers, her navy and ivory daytime look by adam lippus. and tonight's gown, custom made by hervÉ pierre from posing on a red carpet during her years as a model to walking down the grand staircase of the white house, first lady melania trump's fashion sense has always turned heads. >> i think if you look at the contrast of what melania wore in 2017 to today, you know, i think the first time out, i think really looked to the cues of what a first lady

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georgia at the time when georgia needs it when georgia has to be on your minds, you americans -- jackie: we've been reporting that one of trump's, you know, first initiatives is going to be having this call or maybe a meeting with russian president vladimir putin. what would you encourage him to say on that call? >> handle handle off georgia, hands off the caucus that is an interest of the western countries it cannot become again a dominated region dominated by russia. it has to be a region that exist on its own. and that has been for history, for centuries has been a place for different civilizations meetings, and it has been a place where european values are always been at the center stage and country that society is a vibrant civil society that wants to be part of the community of

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jackie, good morning to you. good morning. this, of course, a moment carried across the tv networks last night for biden to essentially bid farewell after just one term. what did you make of the warning that he had there? it was very in line with some of the things you heard on the campaign trail before he stepped aside for his vice president. >> really talking about income inequality, talking about the fact that the middle class was being buried. his is a word that he uses a lot. but i think the focus on tech companies or on on the tech industrial complex was very interesting. and he talked about dark money in politics as well as part of his warning. and, you know, it struck me, it made me think of his, uh, his former president barack obama's farewell speech, who also wasn't warning about tech companies but was warning about polarization of politics and becoming siloed and not wanting to speak to your to to fellow americans. so really, some, some, some parallels there abutting the incoming trump administration. >> yeah, jacki

. >> seth: and that is you and jackie chan. [ audience aws ] and then you and jackie, you went on to, we did a crazy movie together. >> seth: and you did a movie where -- i've seen this stunt. you ride a motorcycle onto a railroad onto a train. >> yes. >> seth: these are -- jackie chan movies were known for sort of how intense the stunts were. and i imagine they gave you a chance to opt out of your own stunt work. but you embraced the challenge. >> oh, yes. >> seth: did you love doing stunts? >> yes. >> seth: wow. [ laughter ] >> i was not very smart but i did love it. [ laughter ] because if you think about it, that's the only time that you'd be crazy enough to take a motorcycle and jump it onto a train, right? >> seth: yeah. otherwise it's -- yeah. >> and hang outside of a van and be swinging around. so, and i remember when we premiered the movie here in america -- you know, you're doing q&a, and everybody is like, "oh, i thought in hong kong they don't do green screens." so, jackie and i, we looked at each other and go, "you did green screens? you coward. when did that happen?" [

let's go to our senior white house correspondent live r good evening jackie. >> good evening brett.resident biden will tout his record and try to cement his legacy is transformative. be answering whether he achieved his own mission to restore the soul of america. he campaigned on that battle, the election results may indicate he lost it. he has never been one to admit his own errors. his farewell address earlier this week indicated he might not start now. he has now been pushed to hand the reins back to the man that he desperately tried to keep out of office. >> bret: jackie, thank you. we now bring you to the oval office where president biden will deliver this farewell address. again, present joe biden, the 46th president of the united states. >> my fellow americans, i'm speaking to you tonight from the oval office. before i begin, let me speak some important news from earlier today. after eight months of nonstop negotiation back my administration -- by my administration, a cease-fire, a hostage deal has been reached by israel and hamas. the elements of which i laid out in great de

. >> jackie young has been taking teenagers beyond the history books. >> the war had been on alreadytwo over two years. >> educating them about the holocaust by retelling his harrowing story as a baby sent to a nazi concentration camp. >> how and why i survived two years, eight months as a nine month old baby. i still do not know. >> it was. >> 1945 when jackie arrived in the uk on a british royal air force plane. his adoptive parents never told jackie was a holocaust survivor, keeping his early life secret for years. >> any little piece of the puzzle of my past would be more than welcome. >> it's a puzzle that he's yet to complete, but with each piece, a moment of clarity for 83 year old jackie. >> what is something. >> you haven't found out yet but you would like to? >> and an awakening of the minds for this younger generation. >> how did the whole process change your identity and the way you see the world today? >> it's what i call cathartic. >> with each passing year, some fear this generation could be the last to hear from holocaust survivors. their testimonies consigned to foot

se trata de jackie fielder, quien tendrá que afrontar varios problemas que tiene esta zona, como poran francisco son latinos, según el último censo. y además de ser el hogar de cientos de familias, es un centro gastronómico por excelencia. siempre soñaste con ser supervisora o en enero, jackie fielder se convertirá en su próxima supervisora y asegura que le espera un arduo trabajo, aunque dice estar lis. yo soy latina, yo soy indígena y por eso tenemos. yo tengo una conexión con este distrito especialmente. soy una inquilina. dice que el ser inquilina en el distrito es clave. muchas familias en la misión no tienen un hogar. incluso esa área es una de las que más personas, incluyendo estudiantes, viven dentro de sus vehículos en la ciudad. le preguntamos cómo resolverá la problemática habitacional. necesitamos infraestructura para poner personas, luchar por más. más fondos, casas temporales. y también dijo que quiere dar más vales para usar en hoteles. otro problema que afecta al distrito es el consumo de drogas y gente con problemas mentales que crea a su vez un ambiente de insegurid

[laughter] never go to texas with jackie. [laughter] hells kitchen called rudy's. were shocked anyone could type out an e-mail. [laughter] very impressive. they give out heart talks to everybody who buys a drink because they have to keep them alive. [laughter] 4:00 a.m. bar close the. two options to have but at the end of the bar. first is a female prison aid reportedly caught smuggling drugs in the jail is at her frozen lasagna. or -- >> actual frozen lasagna or is that an expression? [laughter] >> it was still first, it was staffers. [laughter] >> five toes. >> missouri man allegedly pulling over for doing 107 it is 65 and told cops he didn't notice because he was playing video games on his phone while driving. around the horn, who gets the great goose? >> i wanted to say the guy because he was honest but in honor of ladies night, it's ingenious to think of lasagna. i wouldn't have thought that. [laughter] >> susan p anthony over here. [laughter] who gets the goose? >> rudy's bar is great but not the only bar that gives out hotdogs. >> back to ladies night again.

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>> reporter: the latest jackie is that new orleans is back a live.ar bowl is being played this afternoon here. you see folks all over the place walking on the streets. this was not the case if units ago appear because a few nights ago jacqui, they thought there were some accomplices with this terrorist pair there was a news conference this afternoon and in that news conference they announced that this man acted as a long wealth and that they don't believe he had in the offices. th was something that helped reopen that city. are you hearing the folks feel safe having it there tonight. speak. >> you know i got to tell you some focal say they feel safe and others are reserved and hesitant. for the most part i think the news conference that was held late this afternoon by the governor of louisiana and the mayor they can help to ensure they can be safe. i can tell you win you look around here there is law enforcement all over the place. >> jacqui: we like to hear that peer ted williams thank you i appreciated. >>> president biden tweeted moments ago today

jackie heinrich has the latest from the white house.e president set to brief with with his top officials this afternoon. >> reporter: yes, we're expecting it to be in the room for that a couple of hours from now. the president spent the morning at the funeral for former president jimmy carter, but it's possible, and we hope, that he'll take questions this afternoon because yesterday the fire briefing in california, he did pledge support continuing for the community for those victims for as long as it takes, but he took no questions. instead using that time in front of the cameras in part to make a personal announcement. >> it's astounding what's happening. my son lives out there and his wife. their home was probably burned to the ground. today, it appears that it's still standing. the good news is i'm a great-grandfather as of today. a new granddaughter. a baby girl -- baby boy. >> reporter: biden was in the l.a. region for a planned announcement designating two new national monuments in a win for environmentalists and tribes. it was ti

you make abraham lincoln, jackie robinson come alive, who do you really think that you are trying to wake up? i was 39 or 40. all the sudden it was losing like one stage of the rocket and i could then invest personally with my brother and my young daughters in understanding finding my mother who had never been -- there was no burial. she was in a grave. my brother and i had to track her down and put out a memorial and be present every april 28. i've got to girls, my little girls text me every day. i called my mother mommy and they called their mom mama and we have this connection. she lives every single day. it's one of those mysterious things that happen again, not just within individuals but between individuals but within the story of nations. so i think i've asked a question about our country and every film and i think the answers are the reverberations, the answers he sort of deepen them with each successive project had become equally as personal as they are sort of general and kind of what you would expect. the top-down views of history. we try to meet it with the bottom-up hist

jackie, good morning. good morning.n fetterman becoming a really interesting figure in all of this. what does it say? >> so john fetterman has been and what's a few words between, you know. politicians that said, you know, john fetterman has always been someone who has resistant to being put in a box politically. and in this case, he's long said that if someone wants to have an honest conversation and be an honest broker with him, he's willing to sit down and have the conversation. and in this case, he said he's the newly elected president. i'm going to sit down and meet with him and talk with him. he's not someone who makes promises either to, you know, that he's going to do one thing or the other. but as he said in that clip, he says he represents pennsylvania and he's going to do what he thinks his voters would want him to do. >> let's talk a little bit more about the immigration piece of it, because this is one of the places we're seeing this kind of shift in the wake of the election, most prominently displayed. her

even jackie jack kennedy were not physically affection in public. this is a different this is not the instagram social media. let's show you know how much we love each other on camera. no, that was private. that was private thing. it was not a public display of affection. exactly. in your book, talk about how pat was her husband's political adviser early on and they were referred to as the patent -- team during the vice presidential president, eisenhower once said, --, you're controversial. everybody loves pat. yeah so eisenhower knew how to tell it like was. so tell us a little bit the patent -- team and how that worked. yes. well, in eisenhower did love pat. he said, take pat you. we'll get to that later. but on all the travels across the world as a second lady and vice president. but the patent -- team so this starts in 1946 and that very first race for the house of representatives was and continues on from. pat is her husband's best political partner advisor sounding. yeah she and she isn't always like oh -- perfect. she's like that speech could

but to me, all of them have been cosplaying jfk and jackie. hope again. and right now, as we're on that precipice of getting another inaugural address, and the one you're showing right now is one of the greatest ever written. we all know leadership is not about being in charge. it's about taking care of those in your charge. that's what jfk did better than anyone is unleashing that hope. >> and that's it for us this weekend. thank you for spending part of your sunday morning with us. we're back tomorrow live at 6 a.m. with special coverage of president elect donald trump's inauguration. we'll see you then. >> good morning. it is sunday,

jackie: i think it's going to happen. [laughter] i think it has to be traumatic for people to get what they want, but it's kind of like a down day on the stock market. people are taking profits, take a deep breath, life will go on, and they will get their house in order. brian: i actually agree with you on that. there's no politics without a little drama, okay? jackie: not for the feint of heart. brian: the agenda's clear. we might be in the led now, we'll be in the green before the the close. taylor: my markets are in the green. the s&p up. 1.2%, the nasdaq soaring, up 1.6%. the dow, for jackie, is up 300 points. charles payne, we give it to you. jackie: don't break it, charles. charles: thank you very much. [laughter] all right. this is "making money." breaking right now, stocks are are pushing higher, but there's caution in the air. we came limping into this year, but we've got the great ed yardeni who called the 2022 bottom. what does he see for 2025? he'll share his thoughts with us. also, of course, we're monitoring

she would give the disk jackie corrections and he would ask her questions about me. mrs. carter: after the first day i made up a list of questions. if you go to a radio station they were so surprised you were there and they did not know what to ask you. i knew the points i wanted to make about him. it was fun. >> as you put this museum together and look through some of the material is there anything new you did not know that kind of came back to you as you are looking back at that campaign? fmr. pres. carter: yes, i think so. i would campaign in one place. my oldest son and his wife in another place. my youngest son and his wife in another place. my mother in a different place. my mother's sister in another place. and i already knew what was happening where i was. and we did not know all of the vast array of volunteers like in the peanut brigade who went to new hampshire, who went to wisconsin, who went to other states and campaigned independently. the museum put together all of that material, and for the first time i could see the panorama, you might say, of what is goin

jackie: we could be. i think that i nobo somebody tok abet. "making money" with charles payne starts right now. >> this is a fox business special presentation, "unbreakable investor in the new guilded age" here is your host, charles payne. >> [applause] charles: thank you, thank you, thank you so much. really appreciate it. i know it's cold outside, but it's warm in here. i know everyone is excited too, because it's going to get really amazing but we'll talk about why it's going to get amazing. welcome to unbreakable investor the investor in the new guilded age. i want to start with a lyric that is appropriate for many reasons but no bed of roses, no pleasure cruise. i consider it a challenge before the human race and we ain't going to lose. we are the champions, my friend and we'll keep on fighting until the end so when i think of those lyrics it's perfect for anyone out there who wants to be an unbreakable investor, but it also applies in my mind to america which from time to time loses its way, but i think we are already right now for a new

>> jackie. jackie is the star of this book. she steals the way. we don't pull our punches.orrhaging, jfk is nowhere to be found. he's on a plane to florida. i kept asking myself why did they call this place camelot? and then i discovered this, george. we didn't start using the word camelot until after jfk was killed. it's after the assassination that jackie grants one interview to "life" magazine. she tells this exclusive story. when jfk's back was hurting him in the white house and she wanted to calm him down, she would take him and put on this record. the record she played was song about a place called camelot. jackie was a member of the press. she was also hounded by the press. make no mistake she was a master of the press. she's the one who inserted the word camelot into the lexicon. it's thanks to jackie that we call it that. the scene she's in, my wife said these are her favorite parts of the book. >> george: living in 1960. does it change the lens on how you view today? >> of course. 1960 election between nixon and kennedy was one of the most divided in the whole cou

jackie says. it appears the remains were placed in a shallow grave and wrapped in a blanket. the fbi later confirms it's megan nichols. >> it's hard enough to find something, you know, like that. but turn around that you know the person. it's just ten times worse. >> brody murbarger is arrested after earlier denying on facebook he had anything to do with megan's disappearance. when the case goes to trial, jurors hear testimony from an fbi agent saying blood and dna from megan were found in brody's car, even though years had passed and the car had been sold to a scrap yard, a forensics team was able to uncover the key evidence. brody is found guilty of first degree murder and sentenced to 50 years in prison. while justice was delivered, it's little solace for kathy jo, who lost her daughter and her best friend. >> i still look for her, you know. she should still be there. >> brody murbarger was entenced to 5 years in prison. we'll be right back. >> resolve. >> your pet knows if a mess is really gone. >> if not, they may mark the spot. resolve gets rid of pet messes better than