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>> jason: who? >> reginald, the officer. >> jason: that's good to know.ught that "diehard" is a christmas movie. taylor swift says it's okay to keep the christmas lights up until january 1. when is the right time to take down the lights? >> oh, i would probably say the first week of january as well, maybe january 7. many people celebrate it as the epiphany. >> jason: very good. so what does mrs. claus do on a day like this? >> oh, so let's see. mrs. claus right now is making sure the list is checked twice. she helps me very much with that and she's making sure all the elves are tucked in. they have a lot of work packing the sleigh. >> jason: santa, a personal of personal privilege. how am i doing on the list? >> you're doing quite well. you're high on the nice list. >> well, good. >> you must not be checking too in depth. your giving me the benefit of the debt. teddy wrote you, a guy in new york. he wrote you this letter, the senior producer. his mom is a senior producer on this show. he's getting in the mail today. he's a little worried it's coming in la

think about what you just said, jason. there's not been a single hearing in the house or senate over the origination of covid-19. why would that be? why do we now know that there were disinformation boards within all of these government agencies? remember, dr. fauci said things like there were no taxpayer dollars that went to wuhan lab. no taxpayer dollars went to fun gain of function research. our community, our staffers determined that was false. now they're trying to spin the narrative and try to explain their behavior. you can't explain it. >> jason: no. when you get to dive in and find out how dr. fauci and his wife became so rich and whether or not they were actually getting royalties from these things that they oversaw. wow. that's going to be explosive. congressman comer soon to be chairman comer, things for joining us on "hannity." for more reaction, former senator scott brown. an executive director of heritage action for america, jessica anderson. thanks for joining us. senator, i want to start with you. we went

jason? >> jason: chad, thank you.e with more, fox news legal analyst greg jaret along with republican and political strategist aaron. thanks so much. i've got to go to you greg, first, democrats said, go subpoena that tax record. you know what i said? i said no. if you want it to be in the law put it in the law but it's not in the law and we're not just going to do that because you want to do it because it's your political pipe dream. i wanted to say, if you're going to do that let's make sure that people like hillary clinton have to release their medical records along the way but i think this ruling sets a very dangerous precedent because why shouldn't the republicans go out and release all these tax returns of the highest echelons of the people in the democratic party? it's a terrible precedent. >> makes you wonder what about the tax returns of the members of the house, ways, and means committee. look, richard neal, the chairman, has been long obsessed over releasing these tax returns purely vindictive. he thought i

jason: merry christmas by the way.nergy is national security and i'm really concerned about what china is doing and its efforts to force this and green energy where we have to go to china in order to make these products. >> jason, you are 100% right. it's good to see were refilling the strategic petroleum reserve. that is there for an emergency, war, natural disaster. and try to get oil prices down before the midterms. we sold oil that we purchased at a low price in our buying at a high price. probably not a great economic but i'm glad to see were refilling for emergencies. on the energy front we need to do a couple of things, we need pipelines. we have 900,000 barrels of oil a day that were bringing in from canada. if we finish the keystone pipeline, that's only 25 miles left to go, why were not finishing the keystone pipeline and getting good canadian oil in is crazy with a pipeline that needs to get run through france, so we can deliver clean american lng to germany and her allies and central europe and we need to g

jason chaffetz filling in for laura and he takes it from here. jason. >> greg thank you. great show merry christmas happy new year. appreciate it >> tyrus: you, too. >> i'm jason chaffetz in for laura ingraham and this is a special edition of the ingraham angle. since elon musk purchased twitter, we've been learning how the government coordinated wind the social media giant to censor so-called dangerous information. always with your safety in mind. when it came to covid, they weren't taking any chances, blocking any accounts with dissenting opinions frp cdc guidance. the white house pretended to lean heavily on this approach, so it provided them with a buffer from criticism. they acted like they were removed from the process, and that social media companies could make their own decisions on how to best moderate content. >> media platforms make independent choices about their information that they present. of course, it's up to these companies to make their own decisions about the content on their platforms and to ensure content follows their own standards and policies. >>

best show, absolutely love it. >> tucker: thank you. >> >> jason: have a merry christmas i am jason chaffetz sitting in for sean hannity. a spending spree bill released in the dead of night thousands of pages long. basically, nobody read it. filled with waste and far left pet projects and all with the swamp. full coverage just ahead ukrainian president zelensky congress give debates giving him another billion dollars. >> the world is too interconnected and interdependent. to feel safe when such a battle continues. your support is crucial, not just to stand in -- to get to the turning point to win on the battlefield. we have artillery, yes. thank you. we have it. is it enough? honestly, not really. [laughter]. thank you for both financial packages you have provided us and the ones you maybe willing to decide on. your money is not charity. it is an investment in the global security and democracy we handle in the most responsible way. >> jason: here for reaction retired lieutenant colonel oliver north. some are concerned 110 billion dollars is that money well spent? president is assuring us he

. >> jason: just love that. i'm jason in for laura ingraham. have a wonderful merry, merry christmas and a wonderful happy new year. gutfeld! is up next. [cheers and applause] >> happy friday. i'm tom in for gutfeld. busy learning origami and how to turn it back into regular paper. that's a very specific skill. good for him. let's welcome tonight's guests. she's so southern she's president of the smoky and the bandit fan club. fox business anchor david mcdowell. he used to rock. now he's in the aarp. comedian jim -- she knows reporting like hunter knows snorting. "new york post" busy reporter -- moynihan and by age 5 he was reminding his classmates to tip the weight staff. writer and comedian jode devito. >> it's time for this. >> greg's leftovers. >> yes. it's leftovers. when i read the jokes we didn't use this week. just like greg does this this is my first time reading these. here we go. a viral video is facing online backlash after a construction worker was seen kicking a food delivery robot. the robot is facing a battery charge. earlier th

. >> absolutely jason. one e-mail per actual -- actor james woods be banned from twitter in october 2020. woods just told tucker: government of the united states conspired to take my free speech and throw it in the gutter. declared on national television, i am not afraid of you. very powerful. this is an actor with strong hilarious opinions that doesn't tow the democratic line on the left. biden campaign sent tweets to twitter. twitter obeyed orders and executed locking accounts, removing tweets because they were told to by a democratic presidential campaign. what is amazing, jason. how many so-called journalists truly upset to the point of unhinged elon musk is releasing this information with an effort to be transparent. one would think this would be universally cheered. instead either being mostly criticized or ignored. i went to cnn. no mention of this e-mail dump from censorship. half goat statute honoring him. first five stories about donald trump welcome to the new cnn. same as old cnn. >> joe, tami,

reporter: jason's aid has already noticed a difference in other students with special needs after jason'sto play high school sports. >> i think jason has opened the door to for a lot of people to give it a try. reporter: before they watch the game, jason takes a last look at the field. his aide reminds him, he has a great future ahead of him. at least for today, he made it to the pros. >> major, buddy. j.r.: anything is possible, great job, jason and luis on that story. a holiday favorite in the bernal heights neighborhood is back. holidays on the hill allows for local vendors to roll out the red carpet for shoppers. many vendors sell goods from their own front steps, garages, and sidewalks. also a chance for neighbors to get to know one another while supporting local artists and their craft. >> there are 50 vendors that are lawmakers in the neighborhood. some of the brick-and-mortar vendors as well. it is all open sores, people have themselves to the map. j.r.: the event is organized by the bernal business alliance. one year after a deadly attack, a beloved holiday event is back in the t

it's jason and jason . the .com or my twitter handle, which is jason.and that's all my podcast, which is jason in the house. we're time to turn it over to the ingraham angle and tonight, we've got raymond arroyos filling in. raymond, the show is all yours, my friend. >> happy holidays. merry merry christmas. you said we'll talk soon. great to see you. i'm raymond arroyo. in for laura ingraham. this is a special edition of the "ingraham angle" from new york city. >> but first we have a fox news alert. we're learning tonight that the health of pope emeritus benedict has taken a drastic turn. pope francis is asking the public to pray for the former pontiff, who he said is very sick. the national catholic register is reporting that benedict is experiencing kidney failure. we will monitor any breaking news on this situation and bring it to you as it comes. >> but first

and we know that's on jason's phone, jason's phone, because the police have taken his phone to -- toation >> all this seemed routine then something ominous. on sarah's twitter feed, he brother-in-law nick learne that days before sarah wen missing she had tweeted, "so you know i live on a dead end. i see you creepin.'" and a second one, "getting threatene for days now. is that the ne thing to do? " >> the dead end part really wa the one that got to me. like was someone following her? did she get to the house and someone attack her? it's a dark, dead end, very dark where sh parks. >> they're very creepy, what she posted - >> very creepy, yes. ver creepy >> no one had any idea who o what she was referring to. there were so many questions and sarah's brother-in-law wanted answers. with the hel of some large friends, nic went looking for anyone who wa with sarah the night she vanished. he sounded more like a detective than a floor refinisher >> who was she talking to, who'd you see her talking to who'd you see her last leave with at the party, who she - who she was socializing with >> i m

jason. >> i love it.r tiktok videos are viewed more than her aoc videos but end of the day this is what i love about these stories and bluflsz yes it reminds people that these teachers some of them are insane and are trying to indoctrinate your kids. what it also tells you is the lack of thought that goes into decisions to continue to post this stuff on line whether twitter tiktok instagram they know we are looking for this comment that it upsets parents and they do it anyway and i think there's something rather insane about that but also gutsy in a we are way but i'm glad their exposing themselves because it's easier for us. >> this is at lakes high school in washington state where some athletes a coach said were subjected to racial slurs but jason you talked to some referees whether they got complaints and they said this. watch into never once during the game did a coach approach any of our officials an tell them of the issue alleged in the paper. not once during the game did we hear anything, any of th

and jason chaffetz is filling in for hannity tonight. >> jason , how are you doing? thanks. i love that interview with shanté. that's that. i just ordinary people doing extraordinary things. >> i love it. great show, sean. happy holidays. >> merry christmas and happy new year. appreciate it. all right. well, welcome to this special edition of "hannity". i'm jason chaffetz. filling in for sean. and tonight, i want you to picture this. president joe biden basking in the warm 80 degree caribbean air, listening to the sounds of waves crashing on the shore from a luxury villa in the islands. >> compliments of a wealthy donor. at the very same time, a winter

jason chaffetz filling in for laura and he takes it from here. jason. >> greg thank you. great show merry christmas happy new year. appreciate it >> tyrus: you, too. >> i'm jason chaffetz in for laura ingraham and this is a special edition of the ingraham angle. since elon musk purchased twitter, we've been learning how the government coordinated wind the social media giant to censor so-called dangerous information. always with your safety in mind. when it came to covid, they weren't taking any chances, blocking any accounts with dissenting opinions frp cdc guidance. the white house pretended to lean heavily on this approach, so it provided them with a buffer from criticism. they acted like they were

>>ng with jason. say it ain't so.e bi joe biden is implying that there is a deep state, a bunchew of employees who are workingho against the best interests of the commander in chief. and we've said that we've been o called conspiraccoy theorists. and regarding joe biden claiming that the secret service lied on hirvicm, we all know that joe biden has a veryh low threshold for lying. he's been lying for decadesabou about his alleged civil rightsho record , claiming that he worked to desegregate restaurants and movie theaters in delaware e. zero evidence that he did. hit it has said that he tried mandisit nelson mandela during apartheid and got arrested. no evidence he eve apartr did tt whatsoever, lied and claimed that the man that struck and killed his first, lied ae me tragically was drunk. he was a notnd drunk k.gicall and the daughter oy f the man approached biden when he saidid and said, please stop saying this. my father feel s badly enough.iden and joe biden said it again, claimed he finished the

welcome to jason mac here. jason, good to have you here. how are you? i'm definitely not when a may. so let's talk a little bit about their 2002 world cup just before that in terms of qualifying little bit of a memory. the story is just over the. yes yourself about that in your own words. well, when the, when the group came out, the qualifying group obviously were portugal in the group as well in late and obviously the dodge such a great team. you know, we kind of were thinking, we're going to get the summer off in 2000 and she was going to handle the holiday for us. but we actually played holland in the 1st game at the group. so when it went really well for us, we went to natal angel to to yeah. so we went to no, you didn't play about one, did you otherwise the 1st, the 1st one you did, the 2nd one you didn't. so what was the, we started off the campaign really well, and then we gradually grew in confidence. and then it came to a final decided game between the republic of ireland and holland, that lands down road on a course, louis van gall was very ou

that's why that's jason . wan that's why they didn't want o to let us on the committee in the first place, because they knew we woulde comm ask these questions and get to theti information. we ultimately got to really twoe thingsly are going on here.e remember, there was that one message that where that reporter talkeoud about they wee concerned about the optics. well, the reason they were concerned about the optics of having national guard presenceh here on january six is because of whae summert happened in thei of 2020. all the rioting going on aroundh the country. ts and the democrats seem to support it and call it peaceful protests. so you had that elemen ct and then you had this patternprt of approval that john referenced where it wasestf the speaker's office, the sergeant of arms office, working hand in glove all the time. g and many of these meetings, they didn't even invitee republicans to so it was it was a coordinated effort. and then on that day, when it. was obvious, youd see the national guard her

and to be sure to check out my podcast, jason in the house, just type in jason inn in the house. loerever you listen to a the podcasvet. >> love for you to have a listen. i think you like it. sean will be back onit. monday the ingram angle is up next. have a great, wonderful lasthava weekend.reat thanks for joining us wonderf.s i'm laura ingram and this"ing is the "ingraham angle" from washington tonight. >>m angle" we start with a starg breaking news detailing exactly how twitter censored the bombshell hunter biden laptop storyr ce in the run up t to the 2020 presidential election. remember but first, it's importantl to remember how this all beganin . in april of 2019, hunter biden dropped off three water damaged laptops at a delaware computer shop for repair. hun after 90 days, hunter had still not returned to pick them up.

to jason kobara. a few weeks ago, jason is a senior at delmar high school in campbell.ilities. despite those obstacles, he earned his way onto the football team with some hard work and a big assist from classroom aide eric greer. he taught jason football from the ground up, going from action figures and a white board to making an appearance in the final game last month. today, jason and eric were special guests in the 49ers game against miami. jason got to meet his football hero, niners tight end, george. >> thanks for coming out today. >> thank you. oh yeah, are you ready? 1, 2, 3? j.r.: wonderful moment right there. coming up tonight at 11:00, we will have more on jason's meeting with his hero, including reaction from jason, his parents, and george. our mixed bag of wintry weather created a colorful site in the north bay. check it out, rainbows spotted today, parts of the north bay got hit today with some of the heaviest rain. on a positive note, that combined with some of this morning created this spectrum of color. joined by francis now, we love rainbows! francis: w

a climbing i sped, accompanies jason on his mission. his temp re office is a cliff on the island of angle. see on the north coast of wales today we are pushing the technology to its limits, but this we're going over clear face and we're absolutely known to allege. and i will be working all day from that ledge and taking the making calls, interacting with internal staff. while i sit there in this ledge, to say to what it is showing that reward. leslie riggins, rural jason griffin works for a company that develop software for customer services. he is convinced that all he needs is a laptop and an internet connection. he claims to work just as effectively, if not even better than in the office. more efficiency and creativity that in the office many digital nomads are convinced we see is the rise of the digital though bad. people that do not want to be constrained in terms of where they were or where they live. for that matter, the untethered workforce would appear to be the way forward. the big problem, the, the major players have, is that

but no one takes it as seriously as jason griffin. in the spring of 2021. this hanging ledge was his office for a day. this working space is not for the faint hearted. above the rough irish c jason griffin wants to test the boundaries of working remotely, a climbing if they're to companies, jason, on his mission. his temporary office is a cliff on the on and of angle. see on the north coast of wales today we are pushing the technology to its limits, but this we're going over cliff face and we're absolutely known to allege and i will be working all day from that legend taken to making calls, interacting with internal staff. while i sit there in this ledge, to say to what it is showing that reward literally means rural jason griffin works for a company that develop software for customer services. he is convinced that all he needs is a laptop and an internet connection. he claims to work just as effectively if not even better than in the office. more efficiency and creativity that in the office, many digital nomads are convinced. we see is the rise of the digi

jason brings up some good points and the numbers don't lie. there was covid and the war in ukraine, those are factors that affect the economy as well. what is your grade for the president on the economy? >> look, you know, jason ignores the most recent trends and most recent numbers. which are actually pretty positive. inflation is down and remarkably unemployment has stayed low as well. gasoline prices, which jason did not mention are also down, and it appears more and more like some of the economic troubles that biden faced were troubles that were coming out of the pandemic where we had very low demand and then suddenly high demand and we had a chain of -- supply chain issues that really impacted the ability to get products to the shelves. and a lot of that is now being fixed, and that's why inflation numbers are much better. president biden's approval ratings are not as good as he would want, 42.3%. but notably in president trump's presidency they were 1.5% lower. >> anita: what's your grade, david? what's your grade? for the president? >>

and that's why i agree with jason.t the waste of our taxpayer money, but supporting putin is already too much. the war with ukraine will not end with the action on this, it will be a continuation, that is, the warring parties that will explode and, as general donkhodzhis says, we must be ready for the fact that russia will fall apart and just something about it. how are we going to have plans because we say we were not ready, where was the year when everything fell apart ? так далее so что это идеи продаже жить очень вопрос очень очень политикрокрентый просмоть очень очень онжет отвещать не запроспайте and i can leave the ethers smytpravit eh, of course you are leaving, you are a free man in a free country , what did we stand for, what are we fighting for, what is each the day i work, it depends on you, if you want to go out, go out, look, it's very important. and there is understanding. i listened to a sociologist today, and he spoke good russian, and he spoke good russian, and he said , "i said good." the problem her

hi, i'm jason and i've lost 202 pounds on golo.r seen a golo advertisement, i said, "yeah, whatever. there's no way this works like this." and threw it to the side. a couple weeks later, i seen it again after getting not so pleasant news from my physician. i was 424 pounds, and my doctor was recommending weight loss surgery. to avoid the surgery, i had to make a change. so i decided to go with golo and it's changed my life. when i first started golo and taking release, my cravings, they went away. and i was so surprised. you feel that your body is working and functioning the way it should be and you feel energized. golo has improved my life in so many ways. i'm able to stand and actually make dinner. i'm able to clean my house. i'm able to do just simple tasks that a lot of people call simple, but when you're extremely heavy they're not so simple. golo is real and when you take release and follow the plan, it works. elizabeth: okay, staying on this story, we've got more on twitter's internal documents showing censorship of the hunt

jason: our business dropped for 95%. stephen: ninety-five%? jason: ninety-five%. bulk wine to uk market and the us market, which is not be helping us for keep doing the business. stephen: jason's parents migrated to australia to join their son and his family. jason: my parents, they still encourage me. and they say, "if you work hard, you do right things, and one day, the things will come back. just put your head down and work hard. just keep working." stephen: scott waldron has read and analyzed china's allegations against wine and other industries in the original mandarin. scott: the chinese case against the australian wine industry is even more spurious than it is for the case of barley. so in the case of wine, china is arguing that australia dumped wine into china at below normal price. the price of australian wine export to china is higher than all other countries, than france, or chile, or spain, and it's many times higher than the price of chinese domestic wine. stephen: as the wine industry dealt with the tariff, sanctions had already moved from farming to

o thisne is a beautiful part of ts story, jason. this is when everybody came together.d this is a great idea.un what wdre basically did was coml up with building a themepark that is ultra- adjustable, and v conclusive. you come together and you play. the average of four people coming through the park at one time, three will not havee special needs, one may. looking at bringing together what is not a special needs park, a facility, a venue for everybody to truly enjoy. it has opened the eyes of so many people about the idea of inclusion. that is what we are about. making sure everyone's included when youof think about it, 15% 5 the population has some force. p many times they feel like they are not included.cl udwe have change that, i believ. many of the other things i've done since then. in many ways, we are just o getting started becausthe anitao great. >> listen, we will take a quick break. we will come back and chat withm you moree about how your team plans on spreading this christmas cheer. stay with us. san we will be right back. is it cold all the time there? is t

jason in the house. type in jason in the house. love to have a listen. i think you'll like it. sean be back on monday. the ingraham angle is up next. have a great wonderful blessed weekend. thanks for joining us. >> laura: i'm laura ingraham, this is the "ingraham angle" from washington tonight we start with the startling breaking news detailing how twitter censored the bombshell hunter biden lap top story in the runup to the 2020 presidential election. but first, it's important to remember how this all began. in april of 2019, hunter biden dropped off three water damaged lap tops at a delaware computer shop for repair. after 90 days, hunter still had not returned to pick them up. it was then that the owner of

i'm greg jarrard in for sean.fo jason chaffetz filling in for laura and he takes it from here. >> i jason , greg. >> hey, thank you very much. great show. great show merry christmas happy and merry christmas. happy new year. appreciate it..apprec you too.ia all right.te i tyrus: you, too. >> i'm well, i'm jason chaffetz in forr laura ingraham. >> and this is a specialaham ant edition of the ingraham angle. >> since eloncn musk purchased twitter, we've been learning coo how the government coordinated with the social media giant-cale to censor so-called dangerous informatios n, always with your safety in mind. when it came to covid, they weren't taking any chances, blocking any accountspn with dissenting opinions from cdc guidance, the white houseac, pretended to lean heavily on this approach. so i iovidedt provided them witd buffer from criticism. they acted like they wereial me removed from the process and that social media companieso wncould make their own decisions on how to best moderate content . media platforms makede independent choices aboupendent' their information. they present c

and to be sure to check out my podcast, jason in the house, just type in jason inn in the house. loerever you listen to a the podcasvet. >> love for you to have a listen. i think you like it. sean will be back onit. monday the ingram angle is up next. have a great, wonderful lasthava weekend.reat thanks for joining us wonderf.s i'm laura ingram and this"ing is the "ingraham angle" from washington tonight. >>m angle" we start with a starg breaking news detailing exactly how twitter censored the bombshell hunter biden laptop storyr ce in the run up t to the 2020 presidential election. remember but first, it's importantl to remember how this all beganin . in april of 2019, hunter biden dropped off three water damaged laptops at a delaware computer shop for repair. hun after 90 days, hunter had still not returned to pick them up. now, it was then that the owner of that store, john paul mackmcs

jason, jason, of course, the trip was very good, not only, well, useful, that is, the sweater is usefulricans to introduce the congress of the ego. they gave out and i will meet you. that's like, it's very nice, and we see that you'll look at ukraine, it's even more, it's even more interesting, that's why i see that there 's more interest, and it's working with zelenskiy, not like that, and zelenskiy, it's ukraine, and i think the most you will end with a peasant congress , i myself was worried a lot that i am the republican party, which is the majority and the 18th congress, and works against ukraine, or simply does not work with ukraine, it is better to say . well, i already see that i will ask a piston who is ready to work with ukraine and eh i really like the video and again what's up you are doing the same thing, the guy who guided this process for a lot, really, a lot has been done by ukraine. i see that you are listening for 2 years. but the congress is ready to work, and what are the interests of ukraine. i don't know that they are talking about it in america, they are probably

don: pale blue eyes jason: pale blue eyes. yeah.i'm waiting for the man, words and music, lou reed. jason: this is really like the prologue to the 50-year body o work that shows you how you get from lou, the pickwick studio of songwriter guy, to the guy who's in the velvet underground. christopher: but the first song on the tape is a song no one had ever heard before called man of good fortune. have we heard this before? i don't recognize this. don: this is like the missing link. this is like a thing that really shows like, how he developed into what he became. and i think mainly as, really a poet who became a musician, a writer first. lou: ♪ i was 18. mother, she died. ♪ ♪ laurie: they're songs about empathy, and this is an incredible thing. they're not about, hey, hey, look at me, or what i need is, or i want to hold your hand, you know. they were like, i'm going to be yofor a second and see things through your eyes. ♪ christopher: for "pbs news weekend," i'm christopher booker. geoff: and you can see the lou reed -- caught bween

coming up, we will have more on jason's meeting with his hero, including reaction from jason, his parentsd bag of wintry weather created a colorful site in the north bay. check it out, a rainbow spotted today. north bay got hit with some of the heaviest rain. on a positive note, that combined with the sun this morning created this spectrum of colors. speaking of rainbows, francis joins us. not anymore rainbows ahead? francis: i think we will see rainbows monday and tuesday. i will tell you the timing of that and show you the cost animation. right now, we are showing live doppler 7. spotty showers out there right now. some of these not quite making it to the ground. live shot shows the low clouds over the city, so we will be getting some rain heading our way. we have several waves coming through. temperatures are in the mid to upper 50's. in san francisco, 57, oakland, 56. cuyler and half moon bay, 50 4°. in the east bay, looking out west. cooler temperatures in the north bay, that is where we are seeing some low 50's like santa rosa. also in the east bay, temperatures range. you notice we

. >> this is jason their eldest son, and here is a photo of jason's graduation with his proud parents. the day he became a fireman. >> they would do anything for us and they did. >> mark and karen were from big mormon families, high school sweethearts. who married as teenagers. and watch their own brewed quickly as expand. all boys. jason, jacob, tyler, troy and casey. boys bursting with testosterone. >> it was a rowdy house. we had football games inside the house. we were egged on by our parents, they loved it. >> karen was a full-time mom and watched the boys grew old enough, top nearby at shasta college. for decades, mark got about 2 pm 2 am to dry for ups. just because it freed him to coach his son's teams african afternoons. and mark slip it in a separate bedroom for years. >> my dad treated her the better than anybody could treat their wife. my mom was the queen. >> they lived simply. they live paycheck to paycheck, they never had a lot of extra. >> for them it was all about family? >> yes, always. >> they all stayed as close as any family could be. when jason got married, he mo

along with jason and tommy. welcome to the big started show.ere's our lineup, jason per guess what clinton isn't belting out girl power anthems. ♪ you you you you you. >> maybe we should be singing the blues instead. will she ever get over that 2006 election loss? big tech colluding with federal agencies. the latest twitter file document dump exposes their relationships to censor conservatives. so how far did they go? cracks. >> after senator pierson sentiment announcers leave the democrat party to set up as an independent the liberal media quickly pounced declaring you're a traitor to the cause. >> will start here the parent of a 14-year-old girl are pleading for help. duke university hospitals refusing to perform a life-saving kidney transplant because young hicks has never been vaccinated for covid. she has natural immunity, at least the sun because she has already had covid. the doctors at duke university told family not all variants are protected by natural immunity. >> we've been working with duke university for the last two years because

jason: you hope you think they would. lot of times the have a target and not apprehend right away because they want to understand his network who is communicating how is he communicating who does he meet with his giving him direction and not intelligent work. were the best in the world and you're glad we spend a lot of money doing this but this is what protects america and the unsung heroes deserve a pat on the back. they should feel good about what they're doing. jackie: , your thoughts on this, terrorism were not only dealing domestically but internationally as well and it's the vigilance that gianna describes it so important. tomi: sometimes we forget because we have had a major terrorist attack on u.s. soil since the late years of the obama administration a lot of us are focusing on the domestic attacks that we've had the school shootings and we forget there are outside threats as you mentioned we have to be vig vigilant, i'm also reminded of a place in the world not only when it comes to leadership being weak, at lea

and nvidia it's lunacy for this to be trading high five times -- >> jason snipe still owns it so, jason, let's take nvidia because that's a good battleground stock and has been for quite some time. >> it is we trimmed it early part of the year, but we haven't trimmed it in a long time so i agree with weiss here on just kind of the macro picture obviously the semis are a cyclical area of the economy they had a nice bounce nvidia was down to 120 and now down 165 i think they're starting to work their inventory. i think gaming and data center there is some weakness there, but for us we continue to hold it because we think the earnings are are open and revenue growth in the longer term is still strong, so it's not a name we're unwilling to at this stage >> what's the appropriate multiple for nvidia? we know data center is weak, we know game is weak, and then we've got china where they can't really sell into anymore, so the world's changed. you don't use the bench mark of free money for double where the tax price was, what's the right multiple should any semi company sell 40 times. >> the mu

jason, i start with you. did justice gorsuch get this right with the way he laid out what the court should and show not be doing? >> he did. he got it 100% correct. court should not be involved because it not a legal issue but a political issue, i support title 42, i don't think it has really anything to do with covid, it was a policy pi put in place, taking advantage of covid to do something to stem the tide of immigration, but it should be handled by congress. no one seems to really want to do anything. or athlete not able to get a conon consensus. on democrat side they want border to be open and on republican side enough of a republican push back to not just want to focus on security, but also deal with for example daca or millions who are here illegal let's right now. short of just going ahead and granting them all citizenship, there is internal struggle there but i think there is more of a consensus to get border security on the republican side than the democrat, and republicans are not going to want to

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joins us now, barclays jason goldberg and hennessy funds portfolio manager david ellison. david, what did we hear from the bank ceos this week that spooked investors so much? >> well, i think generally we heard that sort of the base of fundamentals, whether margins, whether it be loan growth, whether it be spreads, lending spreads, or expenses are all in flux, and there is a risk that they could turn more negative next year, which would obviously put pressure on earnings, and i think you see a lot of analysts out there responding to that, and lowering estimates or pushing out numbers a little bit into '24 versus '23. so i think the issue is the longer this goes on the more this is going to be a grind and the more we're going to have to battle the risk of credit. the risk of lower margins because of what's happened to rates and the economy. so we'll see what happens, but a lot of the basic fundamentals are now in flux, the down side not the up side. >> so, jason, as these earnings estimates come down, do you see buying opportunities >> you know, think about the course of ne

jason, what's your christmas message to democrats?> well, kevin, congratulations, kevin is a good guy and we disagree on a lot of issues. when have the kind of attitude and approach kevin had, we would go a lot further. congratulations on the engagement and merry christmas. we have a lot of problems in town, united states of america is still the greatest country, we still figure these things out. >> that's for sure. >> jason and kevin, you are both great guys. merry christmas to both of you. >>> the founder of the collapsed crypto currency that sparked a growing invasion investigation is out on bail tonight in california. jackie is here with the latest. >> good evening to you, jonathan. he was released on a bail packet this afternoon as the largest ever pretrial bond. cameras were there as he arrived in new york over night, bankman-fried. he was in the courthouse and here at the southern district of new york. he was followed by fog photographers on the way out and now he's in california while ordered to stay at his parent's house whil

i appreciate it, jason, as we as we know, >> when he's hot, no one is hotter.so anything can happen with with clay. thanks, jason. >> and other sports news tonight, a stanford women's basketball coach tara vanderveer has now set the record for most appearances in the associated press, women's basketball poll today, bear appearance in the women's ap top. 25 she now surpasses the late pat summitt who made all of her appearances with the tennessee women's basketball team who happens to be the stanford cardinals next opponent that they're going to face off with on december 18th. van de beers team is currently ranked second in the country behind south carolina. tomorrow is election day in georgia. in the senate runoff race between herschel walker wpand raphael warnock. and so far more than 1.8 million georgia voters have cast their ballots in early voting which closed friday republican challenger herschel walker, an incumbent senator raphael warnock are making final pitches to the voters. warnock a held a rally in atlanta this afternoon. >> you keep pushing. change