the judge who handles joe's case dismisses the charges. but this was an incident that followed joe.long after this that the sixers trade him to the san diego clippers. and he's not in san diego very long before they trade him to the houston rockets. and he's not with the rockets very long before they say, “you know what, joe? it■s time to move on.” it actually got so bad for joe after his nba career ended that he took a job as a car salesman. he wanted to be a superstar. and so, yeah, selling cars was worlds away from where he felt like he should have been. so joe is seeking counsel about what he should do next. and one of those friends advises him, “hey, go play in europe.” [music playing] so joe takes that advice and moves to italy. [speaking italian] in italy, joe gets the love and appreciation and celebrity that he never got in america as an nba player. [speaking italian] he was a person, a player with a lot of passion. and he was able to transfer this passion to the people. [cheering] we don't want just leaders without passion. joe bryant was that kind of player. i know that ha

. >> it started with joe. and it started with. >> pam. >> they're making. >> sure that kobe is able to live the dream. >> we need to tell that story. of of kobe bryant and his family. >> before. >> it's really. understand who this guy really was. >> i saw. >> kobe at 1516. he took. >> two. >> classes from me english two. >> and speaking arts. >> as a senior. >> two speaking arts. i'm about to give a presentation for 2.5 minutes. three minutes? >> he's just very quiet. >> and very self-possessed. >> and he. >> was doofy. >> done done done. >> done. >> he was dear. and he was doofy. >> i've admired a lot of people. people such as magic johnson, michael jordan, emmitt smith. but the two people that i admire the most are my mother and my father. >> he was very much moved by the. fact that we spent a. >> lot of time in. >> sophomore year talking about joseph campbell and the hero's journey, the idea of. determining what it is that you really love and what it is that you want, and going after that with every fiber,

joe bryant is the master builder. he knew that his son was going to be a basketball legend. >> miss pam, she was very serious. just a tough, strong black woman. like, don't take no these people are the ones that raise arguably one of the greatest basketball players of all time. they instilled that into him. his drive that comes from him. >> the last thing you think is someone's going to pass away. >> everybody watched him become this force. >> none of us is perfect. kobe lived. >> it in a way that the world watched. >> the finale of kobe the making of a legend saturday at nine on cnn. >> we're standing up for our right to be lazy. >> by sitting down. >> and reclining back. >> we work full time and we parent full time. >> we will be reclined until further notice. >> it's our right to let the dishes soak overnight. >> and to mow the lawn tomorrow ish. >> we proudly declare that yes, we are still watching that. >> and no, we won't be cooking tonight. >> we, the lazy, are taking back lazy. >> by getting. >> comfy on our l

what do you think, joe? joe: thank you.to say, in general terms, we have seen this time around a calmer more restrained donald trump but he doesn't do tragedy well. i cringed at the press conference yesterday. he started off ok, showing appropriate sorrow to the victims, moment of silence, but when he started to get into that diatribe of dei and how president obama in president biden lowered the standards at the faa, he might believe that, and it might be true, but it was not the time and place. he will turn people off who would substantively agree with him but are so repelled by his approach, it might not be a winning strategy. catriona: we will talk about those policies later as well. just to get your first thoughts, kelly, how do you think he has handled this tragedy? kelly: a president should unite the country especially with such a horrific tragedy. my thoughts go out to the family members. thank you to our first responders there as well. rather than pointing blame at the democrats or some type of hiring, to wait until

joe biden has been against her too. they never forgave her for it. breaking new details coming in on former speaker pelosi going after joe and jill biden again for attacking her. you'll not believe nancy pelosi's new accusations. we've got it for you. also tonight, this story. >> seems that prime minister netanyahu is not listening. >> we're not going to stop pursuing what is necessary for the united states to be clear about ragaini we stand on the need for this war to end. >> seems that prime minister netanyahu is not listening. wall street journal said that hn was repeatedly blind sided by netanyahu and if fact he's rebuffed just about all of your adadministration's treaties. >> well, bill -- liz: you saw the raw footening of 60 minutes interview with kamala harris we've never seen and cbs editing out what happened. trump sued cbs saying election interference and plain as day and tried to help kamala harris sound more presidential in order to beat trump. this news tonight, we've got media watch dogs now saying joy reid, msnbc, cnn pundits trying to

joining me now is joe ellis. nice to see you, joe. how did this all happen? from your perspective, where were you? what were you doing when you found that you were being blamed for the washington catastrophe? >> thank you for having me, michael. i want. >> to reiterate. >> that. >> i'm speaking. >> in a personal status. >> not representing the national. >> guard. >> u.s. army. or department of defense. >> my heart goes. >> out to the families of the victims, and they don't deserve these rumors. i learned of this at 4:30 a.m. friday morning from a text message of a close friend that a bot account was commenting on his facebook post asking if he knew joe ellis, who killed those people in the d.c. crash. then someone sent me a link to a pakistani newspaper article naming me in the crash, and then i received a daily mail phone call asking if i was alive and if i knew what was happening to me. >> what sort of threats, what sort of ridicule, what sort of pain have you been put through as a result of this process? >> well, michael, i was not surprised by the hate. t

joe gamaldi, thank you for your time, appreciate it.ogist janice dean here with fox weather forecast and -- >> janice: you look like you are going to ask something. >> todd: it is really cold in the studio, i know you don't control that, how is the rest of the country? you don't control that, you can report on it. >> janice: thank you for this climate controlled environment, we don't have same thing across central u.s. reports in kansas city of freezing rain on the roads and causing a mess. that is the concern today, potential for rain and freezing rain as we hover around the freezing mark and that will spread across ohio valley today, tonight into northeast tomorrow. it is a quick mover and can cause problems in the shofrt term. pay attention to your local foreign forecast, that is not good and can cause problems. future radar for great lakes and northeast, quick mover, starts tonight into tomorrow and out of here by thursday evening, but we could see snow in the forecast and another storm almost identical on the way this weekend. this

yeah, they were calling joe biden genocide. joe. they shut down bridges.llege campuses. they made jewish students fear going to school because joe biden couldn't get benjamin netanyahu to agree to a cease fire. you now have a president who says, we're going to clear all palestinians out of gaza and even silence. >> even weirder to me is that he's he's. mounted this war on dei that i think will directly affect the life paths of a lot of the people who protested last year. and that, to me is the strangest thing that that the decisions that are being made right now within this government, within this white house, are creating cultural contexts that will ripple through the lives of college students, ripple through the lives of people within civil society who have the capacity to go out and protest. and in part, maybe because there is this atmosphere of fear not, you know, in the country at large. i mean, you especially see it all the time here in washington. you see it in the attacks that he's mounting on politico. i mean, these are these are things that are d

to joe.ing you want to spend your time doing is be with your kids at. >> thanksgiving, right? >> and yet there's this siren's call. right of something pulling your attention away from that and reorient ourselves around the things we want. coarsening is. >> the key, right? >> so. >> so, chris, can i can i ask you what's then. >> yeah. how do americans. how do people. >> across the world. >> get away with it? i'm fortunate that that. >> a lot of people around me. >> are very skeptical of. >> carrying around smartphones and staring at them and, and. obsessing over what. >> people say, who they've. >> never. >> met, never will meet. >> the question. >> is, though, what what is the bigger. answer for. >> all of us? >> what what does what. conclusions do you draw? >> what do we what's the three step process? >> so i think look, i think there's at the most basic level for people forcing yourself every day to spend 20 to 30 minutes alone with your own thoughts. so that's just like the most basic, lik

joe concha, what's your take on this?ews distortion and deceiving the puck lick and trump calling it election interference. what do you think? >> you can see why they didn't release that and back in october of 2024 election, liz, it showed they sliced and dice that had thing more than bobby flay. they cut out all the thousand island word salads all the times kamala harris once again morphed into a human chernobyl outside of a tell prompter and looked and sounded like a hungover sophomore during a verbal book report trying to get to a minimum word count. why cbs and 60 minutes wouldn't release the transcript and unedited video from the interview at the time is dumbfounding because it drew all this attention to what we're talking about now months later. liz, it's not like it's network policy not to release the transcript. whenever donald trump was interviewed on cbs news or 60 minutes, they released immediately after. liz: jd vance. >> yeah, jd vance last week, same thing. thank you. there's no leg to stand on or pinky here

he got his yanked by joe.learance. >> and trump has a far better argument for pulling joe's security clearance. at the very least, just because we know that the biden family has a long history of selling secrets to our enemies and for hard cash. so it is a perfect -- he has a really good argument there. it really is amazing, jesse. the last two weeks, i can't believe it has been two weeks and two days. you sit around washington for literally decades and you talk about these things and you talked about, wouldn't it be great if we did something about throwing all of these billions of dollars down the foreign rat holes around the world? and then he wakes up in the morning and says yes, let's go after usaid. >> jesse: this guy with a computer is wreaking havoc in washington. >> a teenager named big balls. >> jesse: big balls is coming in like a wrecking ball. >> and you know how much we have spent, how much time we have spent talking about things like waste, fraud and abuse or shutting down the department of educa

what is wrong with that. >> joe lavorgna. nothing is wrong, you think about how to save national savings you have potential great savings f doge, and increased production that david is talking about. you get a more balanced economy, lower consumption, it say win-win. larry: what would you do if you address house and senate conference together. would you say boys and girls bit moving on tax cuts. >> absolutely, you need to cut taxes, first thing that tariffs do is squeeze the margins of u.s. producers after they have currency affects we have to offset that people say you will bear the cost of the tariffs, not ifry offset it with tax cuts we could make it a pro-growth tariff because it pays for the tax cuts we're getting. >> joe lavorgna, you read about elon musk? in front page. he is serious about cutting spending. donald trump is serious about cutting. >> one thing, to add to where what john said, not just offsetting u.s. domestic producers but encouraging others to come to u.s. they will get cheap energy and pro business. la

former president joe biden!tle cattle prods and he will speak. she is going to ride this horse until the wheels come off. he will play the dead guy next to the actor in the soap operas. like you will be an extra. >> greg: he would be a great dead guy. >> he will [bleep] it up. he will keep sitting up. it is not a horror movie. dead is staying data. >> greg: jamie, or you jealous? he is getting more opportunities than you will ever see. >> when i saw this i was like at my age i thought he was having a hard time booking me. caa is a great agency i feel bad for him. i did hear they already booked him three appointments at a neurologist. i'm curious like i am with kat i would love to see like what is this show going to be like? i heard one of the reps is like joe, do you want any kind of still on stage. and joe is like know i got this covered i'm wearing a diaper. i heard they are going to book all of his gigs and at the last minute kamala is going to do that without asking the audience. >> greg: julian, did you run

nobody trusts joe biden he is an elderly man with bad intentions. biden has humiliated himself with the pardons i would say i certainly would not give him the keys to the family car. >> this is what we call the power of the presidency and joe biden no longer have that. >> on november fifth of the people said you were fired to joe biden tonight, we learned that joe biden used to keep classified documents stored in his garage he is the last person that needs classification. >> kevin: very interesting note the president did say you were fired, joel. let me share responses from home. absolutely necessary, one nation, one foreign policy, no undercutting, no foreign grab were trying to block this administration's actions. calling it a great move, joe biden, classified documents it did not have the right to have been his garage he cannot be trapped with -- trusted with american secrets. why does anybody need security clearance after leaving a job or the government office? that is where we will leave it tonight. thank you for watching "fox news @ night".ck

and we do also have some of joe's backlist on there as well. we do want to take this time to go ahead and ask that you silence your phone if you haven't already. and then also we want to say to just please try to keep the eye always clear. and if you need any additional assistance today with the event, just make sure to reach out to one of our staff members. all right. but about today's special guest. so we have author joe, who is a critically acclaimed and freelance journalist. he is the former associate editor of air and space smithsonian magazine, a writing contributor to national geographic magazine and texas monthly, and a former senior editor at, popular mechanics. this is joe's book. and like i mentioned, we have some additional downstairs. but i'm going to hand it over to joe at this point. thank you so much for coming. thank you. thank you, everyone, for showing up for to talk about the old west and my new book for against the west. i was trying to get psyched up for the appearance, actually, and i was reading some of the reader review

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not doing the joe rogan interview. the idea that joe rogan is the new tim russert with the trick questions, it's not true. he's a nice guy who has the conversation. he has a few openings you can push back on. we are in a new world where some of the old elite gatekeepers are gone, for good and bad. people doing campaigns don't represent them. there are other channels. we can get a lot of message out for free. the people who trust those channels, even if you can argue with credible fact there is no statements of truth, they trust them because they are not part of the big establishment that everybody hates. populism. they made an idiotic mistake not doing it. >> you have been an outspoken critic of donald trump for more than a decade. you posed by the in 2020, you lead a superpac supporting jeb bush. trump has let republicans back the control of the white house for a second . congress in his grip, one might think. he has expanded the share of the black vote, hispanic vote, young voters. your personal feelings aside, can r

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[joe] that's my commitment. need a katrina level type of response that is rebuilding to make sure it won't happen again? you've obviously made a decision to resign. are there any lessons that can be learned as you're talking to members of your congregation, what do you tell them about how to stand up for their own moral beliefs, but still find grace in this moment? >> the eagles are headed for the super bowl. >> the philadelphia eagles are nfc champs. and you can get your hands on the official trophy collection, including the championship t shirt and hat. shop now at nflshop.com. >> 46 past the hour. a man accused of killing his ex-girlfriend was attacked mid hearing on friday by a member of the victim's family. nbc news correspondent liz kreuz has more on the courtroom. chaos in albuquerque, new mexico. >> what started as a routine. >> hearing friday morning in albuquerque, quickly erupting into chaos. >> when. >> a man got up. >> from his seat in the courtroom, jumped a partition. >> and tackled the. >> defend

what's going on, joe?ation, elon musk labeling. an organization dedicated to preventing famine around the world, a criminal organization. look, jonathan, you said it. so many people are still in disbelief that these people are in power. democrats got to get beyond that. this is a constitutional crisis. jonathan, every time you come on. >> the door, on the. >> air, every time anybody from. msnbc comes on the air, every single day, we are in the midst of a constitutional crisis. and democrats either recognize that. and fight against it, or they don't. >> well, and mr. cross is coming in in a in a moment. this is a place where the two of you agree. but this constitutional crisis for a lot of people might sound like it's hyperbolic, but but to my mind, the crisis is you have an executive branch that is trampling all over the prerogatives of the legislative branch, the prerogatives, but also in a lot of instances, the law. >> yeah. >> and the courts will fight back. and a lot of trump's executive orders have al

onto joe's point, this is wo wonderful. i'm watching wall street journal, larry summers, former treasury secretary and kentucky republican rand paul, friend of mine. fine. people that are not afraid of tariffs and don't think they'd have taken any economic harm. ready for this? art laffer larry kudlow, kevin warsh, stanley drukenmiller, jamie dimon, dan loav. kyle bask. a lot of people not living in left wing circles are not worried about this, would like to track down drugs as much as possible. whatever the cost. , and half a percentage point for a few months is a nothing berger. >> the fed staff came up with the same thing in 2018. larry: what did they say? >> tariffs are one off price adjustments. >> chris lawler said that too. one time small move in prices, maybe, and certain prices and not inflationary long term. i was looking at charts that showed the impact of these tariffs on mexico and canada would have been significant even without retaliation and would have mattered a lot to them. larry: to them. to them. of cour

joe, he. >> means what he says. i don't. >> know. >> what. >> you're talking about. >> just because his. >> staff comes out and says he doesn't. >> mean what he says. >> well. >> that's just another day. look, he. >> has been talking. >> about this. our reporting shows. >> with some. >> advisers for a few weeks. he's intrigued by the idea. obviously. >> he. >> has the real estate magnate's view of the world. you know, create a little las vegas there on gaza. >> why not? >> it had not, of. >> course. >> been fully baked with the defense department. or the state. >> department or any. >> other agency that. >> would normally look at a. >> proposal of such magnitude. >> and scope. >> surprise, surprise. it had. >> not, of. >> course, been cleared even with the israelis. >> benjamin netanyahu was told just. >> moments before that. >> the president was. >> going to throw this on out there. and you saw his sort of cheshire cat. >> grin at that one. so, you know, look. >> he likes to. >> stir the pot. and what. >> you hear

been joe ro ro joe i want the cushy vp.oing. i don't want the real job. that's you, baby, and you're dressed for it and you're dressed for it today. ro. thanks. thanks for. >> thank you. >> all right. good to see you. we'll see you again soon. thanks. >> all right. when we come back, google the latest company to scrap diversity goals. after a break, we'll talk about what this could mean for u.s. tech dominance and artificial intelligence. stay tuned. you're intelligence. stay tuned. you're watching squawk box on ♪♪ [inner monologue] this is going to sound crazy. but i know these attack vectors. oh, had a little upgrade have we? ♪♪ okay, so that's how you want to play. ♪♪ pl fba. >> do these. >> words make your traditional. >> cpa's head explode? >> help yourself. >> it's time for an accounting team. >> that gets your business. we're making sense of. >> modern day accounting, one. >> acronym at a time. >> do the official bookkeeping. >> and accounting. >> for e-commerce business. >> chronic sleep disorder affects an estimate

morning joe kicks off. right now. >> is there an. >> inconsistency by republicans on one hand where. >> we've heard. >> for years now? >> oh, we want to not have. unelected bureaucrats in charge of things downtown. and yet. ceding article one powers. >> to the executive branch under elon musk. is there not an inconsistency about calling. >> for the elimination. >> of the department of education? >> and yet we've heard from some of your. >> colleagues here. this morning. >> you know, we. >> don't want, you know, women to. >> be playing. >> sports with men. and aren't. >> you ceding. back that power, then, as it pertains. >> to education. >> if you eliminate. >> the department. >> of education? >> no. look. >> i got to challenge the premise. >> of the question. chad, you. >> know me. >> i'm a fierce. >> advocate and defender of. >> article one. >> i mean, look, we are the legislative branch. there's a reason the founding fathers. >> put the. >> congress, the legislative branch, as the first article in the. >>

and meanwhile, joe biden spent. we have now discovered a whopping $236 billion on improper payments last year alone. that's a quarter of $1 trillion. we have homeless veterans freezing to death in the cold. we have americans living paycheck to paycheck. 56% of americans cannot withstand a $1,000 emergency. they don't have the money to pay for it. violent, criminal, illegal immigrants are inside our country. they're using your taxpayer money as well. democrats are mad at elon musk for trying to hold our elected and unelected government bureaucrats accountable for this waste, fraud and abuse. you know, that's exactly what president trump was elected to do. and they're doing it. take a look. >> i don't think i really grasped it until elon's six wizards, he brought in some young. >> wizards to go in there and go over the books, and they are just finding crazy. it's very strange that the media is ignoring it, especially the left wing media. it's just too big of a win for the right and so they're just ignoring it. there's

. >> president trump, prime minister netanyahu we've heard joe biden and donald trump take credit for hostage and ceasefire deals who do you think deserves more credit? >> i think president trump had a great force, leadership to this effort i appreciate it. he sent -- helped it along, and, you know, i am telling you i am happy they are here i am sure the president is happy that they are here. >>of course that was witkoff what does phase two look like would you say to quitaires right now in the middle of negotiating between hamas and israel? >> well, prime minister netanyahu after my and special envoy meeting another round of go, working with, our partners to qataris working with partners egyptians, at the end of the day, hamas cannot be allowed to continue to terrorize the region, the american people need to think about hamas right in the same senate as al-qaeda and isis worst terrorist groups in the world we couldn't allow isisis al-qaeda on our border govern our space attack us again hamas saying right now as we speak there will be more kt october 7 if they are allowed to survive we

and then to our president, joe biden. i want you all to think about joe biden. this old irish white guy from delaware, and scranton. scranton then delaware. this guy who was the able lieutenant to the first black president, never stabbed him in the back. then when you get the opportunity to be the most powerful person on the face of the planet, two biggest number two, he picked a woman of black and asian dissent to be his vice president. then when he got the opportunity to appoint somebody to the most powerful court on the face of the plant he picked a black woman to do that. and then when you decided we needed to change the order in which we do and select our presidential nominees in our party, he elevated black and brown voices to have a seat at the table to do that. and then he is the only president of either party to ask a black person to serve as chair of the dnc. [applause] sometimes we cannot see the forest from the trees. this man appointed almost 27% of his appointment to the federal bench were black folks. [applause] and the majority were people of col

being wasted and joe biden we know wasted over 2:30 $6 billion that we know of.people be angry at that and this isn't money going to america it's money going around the world. they should be angry as you mention him getting confirmed listen the only thing faster than in elon musk tesla is trump and his team making sure the american people are back in control what we are seeing is that trump has instilled hope in america and fear in washington, d.c., when to have been better if that money was sent to carolina to rebuild instead of dei woke trans deal in ireland or across the country in africa and what we are seeing right now is president trump putting his foot on the gas going from 0 to 60 in two seconds the great weight of but it and first of all his personal compliments have benefited every human being on this earth he's gonna rescue our astronauts and help the people in north carolina and people at tennessee in california and he did it for free and this is the things this guy gets for transforming american communications automobiles and american space travel no

joe wilson, thank ou so succession. the whole story. over the line thanks to hquones' hat—trick. chris mcluaghlin was watching. to show that intent, the try. scintillating passing. the italians were stunned. the visitors did start to find their feet and get some penalty it was 19—9 at the break. but after italy kicked again and 19-19. graham. again. of the game and then go 19—19, that will prepare us well for the test coming. there will be times when opposition get momentum and score like today. and it didn't affect the players�* belief in what they it was always going to be a tricky start for bournmouth last weekend. ben croucher was watching. don't be fooled — a grey nottingham day, but look closer, nottingham forest are third and achieved the biggest win of the season which was maybe a stretch. as lewis dunk discovered, so was morgan gibbs—white's cross. not marking the forest captain was careless. chris wood is normally the one on the end of such goal number 15 for the season. welbeck went close. how close? chris wo

this is from joe jonas. >> steve: oh, joe jonas. >> jimmy: yeah, this is from joe jonas. [ laughter and been on the show, too. i love joe jonas. nice of him. >> steve: wait. are you kidding me? >> jimmy: there's another -- there's another letter. i never opened it. this could be -- >> steve: it's also to you? >> jimmy: yeah. "dear jimmy, it's me, joe." >> steve: oh. >> jimmy: "i believe in america. i really do. and what's more american than hot dogs? i can suck down 83 in 10 minutes." this is joey chestnut. >> steve: oh, okay. well. >> jimmy: the competitive hot dog eater. [ applause ] he's talented. >> steve: yeah. >> jimmy: he's never been on the show. >> steve: no. >> jimmy: that's odd that he would leave me a letter. >> steve: if the skill is eating hot dogs, he's talented. >> jimmy: yeah. yeah. >> steve: one more -- what? are you kidding me? [ light laughter ] >> jimmy: why would i lie to you? it's a wednesday night. >> steve: oh, my gosh. who's it from? >> jimmy: i don't know. "dear jimmy, it's me, joe." >> steve: oh, wow. [ laughter ] >> jimmy: "a lot of people are wondering what

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you can't fix joe, you can't fix usaid yet they will deny it. the very end and this is the problem when a single ideology contaminates one system. the media is 95% liberal, there is data for that and what you get?th dat you get a hoax matrix that covers a joe and try to destroy trump, then you have the academia, 90 or 95% of the faculty liberal,to maybe one republican per may bybe a full department and what you have? rapid... we are paying for it.fo that is the difference. >> coming up president trump making a big move on transgender sport, find women out what he did, next.ansg finance the smile you want for as low as one forty eight a month per arch. schedule a free consultation. ♪ ♪ >> jessica: president trump signin >> president trump sending an executive order designed to prevent people who are biologically male from herer dissipating in women's or girl sporting events. watch. tminh. >> president donald trump: people to fend -- we will defendn of the proud addition of female athletes, and not allow men to cheat our women in our girls from no

joe biden the deal, joe biden blocked the deal, citing security citing national security the two firmsnistration. interesting thing about the interesting thing about deal is that while the ie be union is against it, not only the is in washington to hold his first meeting with president trump. high on their agenda will be the bid byjapan's nippon steel to buy us steel. the $15 billion deal was blocked by the biden administration — but both firms hope president trump will see things differently. our asia business reporter mariko oi has more. president trump has previously said he would also block the deal but the two companies are definitely trying to save the deal. for example the boss of us steel reportedly met with him on thursday and this comes one day before the japanese prime minister shigeru ishiba meets with the us president. joe biden blocked the deal, citing national security concerns, the two firms sued the previous administration. the interesting thing about this deal is that while the union is against it, not only the leaders of us steel but some workers have started the lea

joe biden, though? >> it was it was like thousands. >> and thousands. >> to keep. >> everybody on task here on the topic. >> that we're talking. no, no, no, no, no. >> 25% threatened tariff. what did he get? and in concessions concretely from these two countries. >> well, you didn't you didn't let us finish on canada, by the way, because he did get new things on canada, which i'm sure you know, justin. and i'm just going to read you, justin trudeau's own statement. canada is making new. and if i'll define it for you, that means not previously existing commitments to appoint a fentanyl czar lists cartels as terrorists. ensure 24. >> over seven. >> eyes on the border. launch a joint task force to make. money laundering and organized. >> crime terrorists. >> i'll let you. >> in here. this is all new. it's all new. >> hold on, i say something. >> hold on. richard, just. >> give me one second. one second. we got to make sure that this is clear, because he just put fentanyl on the table. figuratively. >> yeah

great to see you this morning, joe.democrats might still be a little bit kind of in the wilderness? if. [laughter] >> oh, deep in the wilderness. we're talking, like, robin hood kind of wilderness at this point, charlie -- are. rachel: walk in the woods with your chardonnay hillary wilderness. [laughter] >> ah, yes, that's better, rachel. touche. maybe it's me, but that kind of sounded like a threat. that sounds like a call to black lives matter p antifa, and it's reminiscent of maxine waters with that potentially dangerous rhetoric, immothering democrat supporters to get up in the faces of min who's a member of the trump administration, remember that during the first term in and it actually happened. just ask rand paul, for example, or cory booker or even joe biden saying they would physically attack donald trump if they had the chance x they did so on national television. there was a poll out this week, quinnipiac, i believe, that showed the democratic party has never been this unpopular in the history of their pollin

the first joe biden siding we've had in three years.ughter] the proof of life video. >> here's the deal. melania trump released her first official white house portrait this week which explains why my teen son was in the shower for 35 minutes. just kidding. that was me. [laughter] she is easily the most were just first lady and history unless you are one of the haters at vogue magazine. wearing an unbuttoned tuxedo made her look like freelance magician. [laughter] it hits home for me because high dress like a me to magician. don't i look like david copperfield? [laughter] of course it's the same magazine long 2021 profile on joe biden when she appeared on the cover just as the couch with recovering plastic. [laughter] this year she was pushing joe biden to serve four more years, thankfully they didn't get their way or making a movie called devil wears prada. my question for the product. the fashion police. >> the nasty completely irrelevant and the devil used to wear prada but no one cares what they wear now and her victory speaks for it

[joe] that's my commitment.noise] ktvu anchor dennis richmond upon hearing of his death earlier this morning. we're going to bring in another very familiar face a good friend. former ktvu political editor randy shannon. you were here almost as long as dennis. >> yes, almost as long. >> you saw the early dennis that i was referring to a minute ago. you know, very high octane. >> very high octane, very serious. you didn't want to interrupt him when he was getting ready for the show. right. but everyone respected that he made the show what it was. he was. i heard joe fonzi earlier compare him to walter cronkite. that's not an exaggeration. he was the walter cronkite of the bay area. he was the man. there was a time that channel two. i hope i'm not exaggerating, and i don't think i am, was the highest rated local newscast in the country. >> accurate. >> and certainly one of the most respected. and that was mainly because of dennis. he made all of our work easier if you were calling. they knew it was from the station

joe 7 jerusalem. joe inwood with from jerusalem.from transgender athletes from female sports he told an audience at the white house that the war fierce criticism of the democrats' handling election campaign. our correspondent peter bowes has more. it is an executive order, as you say, that bans in women's sports based on — as the order puts it — between male and female. and at the heart of this is a 1978 law called title nine education programmes — and the key words there establishments don't comply immediately — if they don't comply, they will have their funding ta ken away. continue with their work. but it's a polarising issue, isn't it? democrats not in favour. there was one just last month — that suggests that a majority with what donald trump has just implemented. campaign, which advocates on these issues, says that it the tower block down. shrouded in tarpaulin sincejune 2017. "forever in our hearts". it's why the government's decision to dismantle it has been met with some dismay. grenfell united, who represent many of the fa

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over pelosi's roll -- joe buck biden's disappointment...e scapegoat, donald trump. >> former first lady joe biden has spoken out saying she was disappointed in you. is there any way to patch that up? have you spoken? >> i certainly hope so. the fact is we are all on a mission for the american people. i think it would be important for the children to not have donald trump be president of the united states. and that is -- i would take every step necessary to make sure that didn't happen but it did. now we have to deal with it. >> townhall.com editor on fox news contributor joins us now. >> good morning. great to see you. >> good to see you. to me it was -- he did not want that question and knew it would probably come so she was prepared for it by giving a short answer. and she goes into donald trump and pivots and talks about how it's important for the children. what you think we. >> as they say in washington if you want a friend, got a dog. joe biden is upset that nancy pelosi helped push her husband off the campaign trail and it further exp

under historically high levels under joe biden, 100%. but by the end of his term, before donald trump went into office, they decreased. y to a low level. when and why? because finally, after. three years. >> hold on. >> no, that's not what happened. look at the timeline. >> you saw that. they saw. >> that donald trump. >> was coming. >> hold on congressman, you appreciate what i'm going to say because joe biden realized that the border was a political issue. he put in place programs that helped to stop the flow late in the game. he did it late. but here's the thing. >> actually, the more important thing is he got mexico to send more troops to the border, which is the. >> thing that trump. >> is taking credit for. >> now i want to play. >> hold on a second. i just have to say something, because we're here in the heart of new york city, and no city has seen this crisis more than ours. the way that we have seen gang members taking over our streets, the way we have seen crimes committed, stabbings, murders, police officers being assaulted. >

joe, you're fired." tonight president trump is absolutely right. in case-- oh, this is outrageous. i can't believe donald trump did this. okay. let's take a trip down memory lineup, shall we? i'm-- lane, shall we? i'm sure the fake news, media mob be state run as it is is not going to show you this headline from "the new york times," we'll remind you, 2021. you see there, "biden bars trump from receiving intelligence briefings, citing erratic behaviour." biden set the precedent in 2021 and joe is in a steep cognitive decline and knowing what he did, leveraging a barisma and hunter's laptop saying that he paid pops all of this money, donald trump made the right decision. we would hate for the classified information end up in his garbage next to his corvette or in a cardboard box and meme the democratic party is in shambles. not long ago they lost the white house and the house and the senate and now they are humiliating themselves in public, daily. with a few hours ago with the cameras rolling, the congressional democrats, look at this, attempted to