john fetterman has always been like that. i want to get on the record.n back, he is dead right. the problem, the postmortem that you mentioned was that the voters cared about border security, but economic prosperity, about a strong military defense in an age of terrifying world conflicts going on in ukraine, the middle east, and elsewhere. what happened when white males, men start talking about it? "we don't care about that, we care about the social experiment said men are bad." tell the democratic party goes to the priorities that those voters care about -- what have progress in terms of those numbers. >> young men called toxic, speaking of the work -- which he now labels democrats with -- they have experience a renaissance in the last few years, as they have become trump voters, celebrating their strength as young men, and i'm talking about white men, latino men, black men, across-the-board, underage 30, went 6 for 10 for trump. >> i am raising three of these white men. it's obviously huge issue with me. federman himself. first of all, the evolution an

host: john fetterman had some thoughts. he got a democratic governor, senator john fetterman who is further to the right. bob casey is a legend so how do you do that? >> it is a 50-50 state. democratic governor but the other four statewide are republican. one of the few states with a split senator and decided by extremely small margins. the state that comes closest to mirroring the demographics is pennsylvania. urban, rural, racially, ethnically pretty similar. finally pennsylvania is the fifth biggest state, that lends itself to pennsylvania. in terms of how you win there are a couple cross cutting measures going on, not just in pennsylvania but nationally. so if you go back 30 years ago, the pennsylvania map looked almost entirely different from how it looks today in two respects. number one, in southwestern pennsylvania outside of pittsburgh, very blue-collar, largely white area. used to be ry union. still has some union presence. mike dukakis, the 1998 presidential candidate who lost nationwide and narrowly lost pennsyl

to your point about john fetterman, i've had my criticisms of john fetterman, but i think what we're probably seeing is a political evolution of john fetterman, because he may be stepping into that, um, joe manchin maverick role because he's not up for reelection until 2020. >> now, acknowledge, john, this is not how he ran for that office. i mean, i'm not saying what is authentic and what's not. i'm just saying where he is now is not where he was when he ran for. >> senate. >> certainly in the primary. but he and tim ryan, who was running the same cycle against jd vance, who did not win, were both presenting a new vision of democratic populism that was not necessarily left. they were thinking not in a left right axis, really. it was more about authenticity. tough on china, focusing on rebuilding the middle class workers who are getting screwed over by china. so they have not actually, you know, there are points of overlap that i think are authentic to him. >> and he has he has the credibility to say it's not left or right. it's up and down, right. i mean, this is an administration t

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watch senator john fetterman here.nk their primary currency was shaming and scolding and talking down to people and telling them, hey, i know better than you or you're a dope or bro or ignorant. don't you -- how can you be this dumb? i can't imagine it. by the way, they're fascists and how can you vote for that going to an extreme and you become a boutique kind of proposition that you're going to lose the argument and then we have done that. liz: they've lost the argument. name calling and wearing. what do you -- name calling and swearing. the democratic party became the party to enforce morality and putting people on the backfire and american people spoke and said enough is enough. we don't want a party that looks down on us and hates us and judges us or tells us that the world is going to end if we disagree with them. i think the results speak for themselves and he's absolutely right. liz: lee carter, always great to talk to you. come back soon. love having you on. now watch this, cbs did not commit so-called news di

was it john fetterman or joe rogan?pset. >> can i ask chatgpt really quick? >> how do democrats win back white men? >> i don't know and truthfully i'm not sure if that's possible to be honest. >> jesse: they do look a lot alike. so it is still the same score and we are into the last question. >> no peeking, kaitlin. i don't want to lose because i got the first one wrong. >> jesse: no peeking. tears for fears, which democrat politician said that trump is coddling the white boys and she is tired of white tears? was it maxine waters, no relation or jasmine crockett? >> she's not your mom? >> coddling is for the white boys. that is what is happening right now. i'm tired of the white tears. >> jesse: yes, she is tired of the white tears. i'm 1% sub-saharan african so it is possible we are related. you are going to win this hat but just to make it fun we will do the tiebreaker although this hat is yours, we're just going to be a little sporty. "primetime" has been investigating usaid funding, how much did they spend, in milli

they need a win so bad and they are not finding it. >> laura: i think john fetterman should just becomeublican. it would add some fun to the equation. >> i don't think he has it in him. >> laura: yeah, no, probably right, joey. i think we found the worst case of trump derangement syndrome michigan democrat rep lori she underwent surgery to make sure she wouldn't have to navigate a pregnancy in donald trump's america. she refuses to let her body be treated as currency by this administration. do we have a photo of her? i don't know what she looks like. but mary katharine, i guess it doesn't matter. i'm not losing sleep over the fact that she is not having children but very odd. >> that's very sad to me and sad to me there are any number of people that have been led to believe that that is a logical course of action because someone who you don't like won the presidency fair and square. that's not a great place to be. it's not a great place for the party to be or activists to be. because, as fetterman points out, their strategy has been basically to bully people and condescend to them and n

and, obviously, john fetterman is not sort of the charismatic character finish. >> no, he isn't.ike bill clinton, he understood voters or and he drilled into them. thank you so much for joining us, doug. >> thank you so much, carly. charlie: okay. joey. joey: fetterman for president, i don't know, that doesn't sound terrible. thanks, charlie. turning now to your headlines, the president of the national air traffic controllers' association is sounding the alarm over concerns of staffing shortages in the wake of the devastating mid-air collision washington, d.c.. he says, quote, i'm here to tell you there are not enough traffic controllers, and we absolutely have to the continue addressing it. this comes after news that the reagan national airport controller tower was understaffed at the time of last week's devastating crash. >>> and the department of defense is instituting a new program where where every year a media outlet from print, television and radio will rotate off the pentagon to give other organizes an opportunity. this year "the new york times," npr, nbc news and politic

maybe john fetterman doesn't have ideas on that. i don't know. plenty of people in our party are doing that. we do need to be honest about the fact what we were putting out there last time did not work and need to be pivoting. we saw from a federal trade commissioner this week ideas on addressing the cost of living for americans on housing, on eggs, on sports gambling that is becoming out of control. all of these things are concrete and things that i hear from folks in ohio that they want government to be addressing and that's where we have to pivot. just calling how elon musk is out of control and they don't like donald trump is not going to be enough to rebuild the brand of the democratic party nationally. >> harris: you may some good points there. easing prices, they were needed before election day. people are changing what they're saying on the left or right. that's what they were saying then. some people though are just hearing from a president who also hears them. last quick word, emily. >> i think you are absolutely right. donald trump is

boyle: no, john fetterman is his own person as well as i am. this gets into kind of the parliamentary procedure. there were two entirely different bills both named the laken riley act in two different terms. one last term was called the laken riley act named after the victim of a really horrendous crime in georgia. in that piece of legislation last year, the whole first page was a listing of what they called findings, the republican authors of it, including accusing joe biden, that it was his policies that resulted in her murder and losing her life. there was other incendiary language that was outrageous in that which prompted me to vote against it. fast forward to this year, just last month, a different bill is introduced and has the same title, but none of that was in there. it was specifically about the policy as to whether or not someone should be detained if they're here unlawfully and committed a crime. that's how i have always voted, not just this term, but including one that also passed in the last month or so. by the way, that used to

shannon: allah senators lindsey graham and john fetterman how they're planning to vote on the president's most controversial nominees. plus, our sunday panel on america's abuse of both parties know that the dust has settled on the 2024 election. all right now on "fox news sunday." ♪ hello fox news in washington we begin with a look at today's top headlines. three more israeli hostages are free after more than year end hamas in captivity and gaza including one who has dual american citizenship and exchange israel released 183 palestinian prisoners. my minister benjamin netanyahu is traveling to the u.s. today smith president trump about the upcoming second phase of the cease-fire. investigators in philadelphia are still sifting through burned cars, damaged homes the charred debris of a medevac object that crashed shortly after takeoff right killing all six people on board at least one person on the ground. investigators have yet to find the cockpit voice recorder which colt could hold important clues about what happens. that deadly crash happened two days after commercial plane and militar

maybe she can be the john fetterman of california.that's her only chance. >> well, i mean, it's not a hoodie, but i do like that jacket. what does it mean when the democrats are stuck in college campus protest mode? and what i mean by that is like holding up the signs, pulling all nighters, pulling little gonzo journalism stunts, trying to get in doors. and aren't these supposed to be mature adults with like, like legislative power? >> i don't think they understand the mood of the country. it's like that. the country feels that it was in a coma and it was a bad dream. and on november 5th, they woke up and all of a sudden they're starting to return to normality. and they said, i can't believe what the last four years were like. and then that was a nightmare. and now we're getting out of the nightmare and we want to move ahead. and when they see this adolescent protest and screaming and yelling, the confirmation hearings and the ridiculous elections that the dnc, they say, wow, i thought that was all over. >> that's so over. >> we're wa

they need a win so bad and they're not finding it. >> yeah, i think john fetterman, i wish he would just become a republican, had had some fun to the equation, but we might have found the worst case of trump. yeah, no, probably not joey. i think we found that worst case of trump derangement syndrome. michigan democrat rep lori pohutsky revealed that an anti-trump protest that she went underwent surgery to ensure she wouldn't have to navigate a pregnancy in donald trump's america, and that she refuses to let her body be treated as currency by this administration. we have a photo of her. i don't know. i don't know what she looks like, but mary katherine, i guess it doesn't really matter. but man, they i'm not losing sleep over the fact that she's not having children. but very odd. >> no, that's very sad to me. and it's sad to me that there are any number of people who have been led to believe that that is a logical course of action, because someone who you don't like won the presidency fair and square. that's not a great place to be. it's not a great place for the party to be or its activi

the vote was almost entirely along party lines with democratic senator john fetterman joining republicans in voting for bondi. the nominations of two of trump's most controversial picks moved out of committee and onto the full senate in straight party line votes. the senate finance committee voted 14-13 in favor of robert f. kennedy jr. as secretary of health and human services and the senate intelligence committee voted 9-8 for tulsi gabbard to be director of national intelligence. >>> now to the wild weather hitting parts of the u.s. evacuation orders were issued along part of the russian river in california's sonoma county. a home was seen sliding into the river after torrential rains hit the area. thankfully no one was home at the time. the sheriff's office says current forecasts expect the river to swell to more than 35 feet in certain parts today. and farther east a new winter storm will bring the threat of ice and snow to 40 million people from kansas city to boston. by the evening commute drivers in indianapolis and cincinnati could be dealing with a slippery trip home. and overni

who is siding with president trump and talking about cost-cutting measures and that is senator john fetterman of pennsylvania msnbc going after him. he talked about acquiring greenland and he had positive comments. he went to mar-a-lago. he joined true social. you have some democrats at least on the senate side that looks like they're working to work with you, they're willing to work with you, your reaction to that. >> there is not many. and fetterman promised he was going to vote for pete hegseth in the did it and took jd vance to come in and break the tie. a lot of this is nice when i say nice things but they got a vote with us they gotta take 60 votes to change thing in the senate and they gotta vote and agree with us we are to work hard president trump is doing his job and elon musk is doing his job or getting people confirmed not as quickly as any of us would like because the democrats are blocking them, they're making us stay hours after hours and they talked all night about how restful is going to ruin the world rest vote is going to do what president trump asked him to do they don't f

only one democrat voted for her, john fetterman of pennsylvania. and two of the president's most controversial choices have cleared a key hurdle on the road toward confirmation. his nominee for health secretary, robert f. kennedy jr. was approved by the senate finance committee and now heads to a full vote in the senate. and intelligence committee advanced tulsi gabbard for director of national thence. dates for their confirmation votes have not been set yet. >>> remember sharpie gate? the chief who supported mr. trump's assertion that a hurricane would hit alabama? he has been rehired. >>> another winter storm is bearing down on the midwest. let's see what it's going to do. here's angie lassman who's tracking that system. >> we've got alerts from the plains to the east coast, 64 million people included in these. as we gear up for this storm system to work its way through the east today. notice the snow, the rain, the ice focussed across the midwest and the ohio valley today. likely some slick spots stretching from iowa to delaware. you can see by

senator john fetterman. other federal officials on and everyone all hands on deck. that's where we are right thank you so very much. and we'll have more information to report in the near future. >> northeast of that city. this is video from. >> little earlier about 6 o'clock 6.30, local time in philly. you had a small plane, a small dual engine plane, a medivac plane that took off from a little regional airport. northeast philly regional airport about 3 miles from this crash site and the plane quickly went down. yeah. they're saying it was lear jet that there were 2 people on board. we don't know. >> if what medical condition they were in. obviously officials there in philadelphia also just trying to get a handle on what is going on. what we have heard is that that big fireball you're looking at there, they are able to think they were able to suppress that. so that's the good the plane crashed. and then you had homes in the area and cars catch fire. there's a mall. >> that is right near there. this is one of the most densely populated areas of philadelphia, right ne

one democrat, pennsylvania senator john fetterman, joined republicans to pass her confirmation 54 toow, bondi is a former florida attorney general, a corporate lobbyist and a close ally of president trump. republicans say she'll bring much needed change to a department that they believe unfairly pursued mr. trump through investigations, resulting in two indictments. another one of president trump's cabinet nominees has cleared a key hurdle. today, the senate finance committee voted in favor of rfk jr to be the health and human services secretary. that vote 14 to 13, again along party lines. republican senator bill cassidy of louisiana initially said he had concerns about kennedy and his anti-vaccine stance, but he approved kennedy's nomination after kennedy promised he would maintain the cdc's advisory committee on immunization practices. among other things, kennedy's nomination now goes to the full senate. a decisive move to pretend immigrant communities in the south bay. san jose leaders taking an official position on the matter today. late this afternoon, the city council unanimou

john fetterman was the lone democrat who voted for bondi. tulsi gabbard and r.f.k. jr. nominations have been cleared by committees and will head to the floor for a full senate vote. happening today, gavin newsom, heading to washington to meet with president trump and members of congress. they are talking about reb rebuilding los angeles with newsom pushing trump for more federal aid, not sitting well with marc thiessen who joined us earlier. >> trump should say until you change your policy, not a dime for california. over a million people have left since the pandemic because of policy and gavin newsom are saying those million people who left need to pay taxes to rebuild california. instead mof spending billions, maybe clear reservoirs and brush. >> carley: army corps of engineer have begun second phase of removal in communities hit by the eaton fire. those are headlines. check in with janice dean for fox weather forecast. janice all decked out. >> janice: i will tell you about it, we have to do the weather first. was the groundhog right? if the northeast, i would say ye

all of the republican senators voted to confirm bondi and pennsylvania's john fetterman was the onlyocrat to break ranks. >>> sweden is mourning at least ten people killed in what the prime minister is calling the worst mass shooting in the country's history. it happened at an adult education center about 125 miles west of stockholm. swedish police are still working to gather a final death toll and to determine the motive. the shooter died in the attack. >>> straight ahead on "cbs news roundup," there are worries that president trump's mass deportations will make it harder to rebuild los angeles after the fires. [female narrator] if words were enough, i would help you bear your burden, i would watch each child of yours grow strong and true... teach them to read and to write and to sing so that their voices be forgotten nevermore. if words were enough, i would sate your hunger and you would know you are my sister, my brother, my child. if words were enough. [music fades out] ♪ >>> this is "cbs news roundup." i'm courtney kealy in new york. rain in southern california is helping firefi

john fetterman is among those praising efforts to get the man released. he said i know all of pennsylvania will welcome marc fogel home, thanks to the president and steve witkoff. a kremlin spokesperson refused to talk about it. trump said he hopes russia relations will improve. there are still questions what is next with ukraine including new airstrikes by russia in keefe. >> trace: in bring in -- marc fogel was not included in multiple prisoner swaps. trump said he would get him out and lived up to his promise. a big victory for marc fogel and this administration. >> it's a huge victory. it shows lethargic leadership of biden and active leadership of trump. i think it is no accident marc fogel was taken on august 15th, 2021. what happened on that date? fall of kabul, fiasco in afghanistan signalling weakness of the prior president and putin took note of that and took marc fogel as bargaining chip for future bargaining. >> trace: here is a sound bite of marc fogel with the president. watch. >> i'm a middle-class school teacher who is now in a dream world

he has also been the highest ranking official to visit russia since late 2021, john fetterman is among those praising the efforts to get at this man released, saying marc fogel's return home is long overdue and i know all of pennsylvania and family welcoming him home, i want to thank the president and witkoff for their efforts. so far the russian government has not explained what happened from their perspective, a kremlin spokesperson refused to talk about it, trump says he hopes russia's relation with the u.s. will improve as he urges russia to end its war against ukraine, still lots of questions about ukraine including some new air strikes in kiev with. >> trace: thank you. let's bring in retired army lieutenant colonel, great to have you on the show, marc fogel not improved in many prisoners swaps in a divided administration, trump told for months he would take them out, he lived up to his promise. it's a big victory for marc fogel and that this administration. >> yes, it is a huge victory, it really shows the contrast between the lethargic leadership under joe biden and the active

coming up, pennsylvania senator john fetterman and he's been willing to buck his party to confirm trump'set picks. he's ruling out voting for two controversial nominees. we'll tell you who they are. the trump administration has been crystal clear about the president's plan for permanent tax cuts. >> no tax on tips, no tax on senior social security, no tax on overtime pay, renewing president trump's 2017 middle class tax cuts. stuart: will he get all that? we'll ask dan next. ♪ (auctioneer) let's start the bidding at 5 million dollars. thank you, sir. (man) these people of privilege... hoarding the financial advantages for far too long. (auctioneer) 7.5 at the back. (man) look at them — unaware that robinhood gold members now enjoy the vip treatment — a 3% ira match on retirement contributions. (auctioneer) 11 million sir. (man) once they discover their privileges are no longer exclusive... their fragile reality will plunge into disarray. ♪ # stuart: plenty of red ink going for them and down this morning. going to eliminate their references to inclusion and diversity in their annual report

john fetterman said it best, take a breath, we can't pull our hair out and run down the hall like it's the worst. he perfected this in the first administration which is so, so much out you cannot attack all of it and you will get -- in other words, there's so much out there they will have to figure out what they want to be mad about to take the court and what they want to legislate against and they are doing it. most things president trump is doing are things he had a mandate to do, maybe with a little less soft touch but it's president trump. >> we don't want a soft touch. >> back in high school, i believe the standard for impeachment is high crimes and misdemeanors, not dastardly deeds. i might be wrong, you can fax check me but i think i'm right. sports commentator was on bills more recently. paraphrasing, he said the american people, tough love to his own party because is not republican, he said the american electorate will get donald trump in the democrats and decided trump was the normal one compared to the dems. i think people feel the same way and then you have others saying i'

one person who wasn't bothered by the cold weather was senator john fetterman, who arrived at the capitolshorts. it's the most surprising cold-weather inauguration look since 2020, when bernie sanders wore those mittens and nothing else. looks good. we've got to say he looks pretty good. melania trump made a real statement with her look. that statement? i am carmen sandiego. that's the first reaction. that's the first reaction obviously but that's not entirely fair. she also looks like the guy from "spy vs. spy." and i know what some of you're are saying, "this is the first lady we're talking about. shouldn't you say she looks like j. robert oppenheimer?" it's much more fair especially given her motto "be death." when our new president finally entered the rotunda, he immediately tried to kiss his wife and oops! denied by the hat! big. [cheers and applause] it serves the same sanitary function as the sneeze guard on a salad bar. new york tenor christopher macchio sang the national anthem and then was named "secretary of gettin' you a nice table in the corner." then trump was sworn in by ch

democratic senator john fetterman of pennsylvania has a very different view from his fellow democrats i hope they would provide that kind of support. i certainly would never support terrorizeing otherwise innocent migrants but i think we can all agree that every migrant here with a criminal background or engaging in criminal behavior should all need to go. >> harris: republican congressman john james from the great state of michigan. retired apache pilot as well. i questioned the legality of some of the moves in the so-called resistance. should there be concern there? >> absolutely there should be concern for the people who are actively thwarting the will of the american people. and the desire that the american people have to be safe in their own homes. i went down to the southern border myself and visited and heard stories from customs and border patrol agents said the thing is to reinstate the remain in mexico policy. president trump reinstated the great policy he put in remain in mexico and overturned the terrible policies of the biden administration that will make americans more s

interestingly john fetterman the sediment from pennsylvania is behaving accordingly and he keeps waiting others to join him. he is looking around and maybe he feels lonely sometimes. >> i've a feeling they will gravitate towards that if not him personally, thank you for being here. checking the markets is a good day in the green for the market we have the job up 160, the nasdaq up 186. jeff sica joins me looks like the chopper administrations recognize the fed is losing the battle with the markets on interest rates. i just wonder somehow in the mix with all of his plans is something to take the fed out of the interest-rate equation, what do you think. >> if you look at what jerome powell and the fed have done they've done more to ignite inflation then they have to calm inflation. what they did and what we saw last week with scott bessent, scott bessent as secretary of the treasury is coming in and he is an entirely different plan, what the plan is is to lower the yield on the ten year treasury, what that means for people is a ten year treasury is a good percentage of the borrowing cost a

i'm a big believer, i told john fetterman to put a suit on when you go to the floor, put a suit coat are going to dictate and educate how to reform our government and reduce spending. something i think you are largely right on. >> greg: all right, you know, harold, have to take umbrage with the whole moving forward thing. if somebody commits a crime and somebody tells you you should move forward, you have to look backward if a crime was committed. you have to look and see. saying you are going to move forward basically absolves people of the horrible -- >> harold: absolving himself, he was president five years ago. all i'm saying is zero it out. what they are trying to do is unconstitutional. no one more on the table wants to admit it but they can't go backwards and say take the funding away. it was signed into law peered the reason the law is the law is because congress passed it, the president signed it, and it has the added advantage of having the supreme court of the united states ratify it as a law, that is all i'm saying. >> greg: but you know what, let's agree to disagree. you

. >> senator john fetterman crossed party. lines to support pam bondi. >> good for him. >> and meanwhile, tonight. >> the trump. >> doctrine, it is in full effect. it is shock and awe. and the mainstream media and. >> democrats. >> they are in shambles freaking out. they have no idea what. >> is going on. >> so as a public service tonight, i will interpret for them exactly what he said and what his true intentions are. just like he's starting a trade war. oh, there goes the economy. oh my. >> no. >> they don't understand. >> donald trump, but i will help them anyway. even stephen a smith, by the way, is now calling his own party pathetic. take a look. >> the democratic party looks so pathetic after this election, i might entertain running. i just might change my mind one day. i don't, i doubt it, but i might. because how much would it take to beat y'all? and trump can't run again. >> and by the way, stephen a apparently thinking about possibly running for president. okay. and we'll challenge him on his recent support for die a

i think john fetterman, democrat of pennsylvania, said his party's brand is toxic. anything they start to realize how far in the hole they are, they can't offer a counter point of view. rich: we do have senator fetterman discussing the politics around the democratic party right now. take a listen. many. >> why is the democratic party viewed as toxic by so many? even people inside the party acknowledge that. >> i think that their primary currency was shaming and scolding and talking down to people and telling them, hey, i know better than you. rich: al, how did democrats get here, and how do they get out of this position? >> well, first of all, i think senator fetterman is on to something. there is an out of touch sense in the democratic party with respect to rank and file voters. in this last election, we did really well among the highest educated, wealthiest voters. that's the first time that's happened. so that means we're not doing as well with the voters who supported president trump, the folks who supported republicans in the senate, middle class voters, workin

john fetterman wants his party to rise again, and he's giving democrats the cold, hard truth on why theyng and scolding and talking down to people and telling them, hey, i know better than you or you're dopes or you're a bro or you're ignorant or, you know, don't you? you know, how can you be this dumb? i can't imagine it like. and then, by the way, they're they're fascists. how can you vote for that? if you go to an extreme and you become a boutique, kind of a of a proposition, then you're going to lose the you're going to lose the argument. and then we have done that. >> all right, jessica, i, i may be assuming wrong, but i shouldn't assume. is he right? and what is the democrat party going to do about it? >> well, anyone who's winning in this environment is right. there's no way to say otherwise. fetterman won a competitive race, was able to do it. i know he wasn't up right in 2024, but yeah, he's right. and he's certainly right for pennsylvania, who seem very happy with him and he has very high approval rating. and i think that people should really safe seat. dems need to take a step

pennsylvania senator john fetterman was the lone democrat who voted for bondi. director of national intelligence nominee tulsi gabbard and hhs nominee r.f.k. jr. nominations have both cleared committees and will now head to a vote on the senate floor. and in los angeles, hundreds of students walked out of class to join the third day of anti-deportation protests on tuesday. police say students threw rocks and bottles at officers while waiving mexican flags. at least one adult was arrested for vandalism there. and an arizona officer in right geriotgear. took place in glendale. at least one person was arrested there as well. and did you hear about this eggs will now cost 50 cents more apiece at every waffle house location across the country. and the bird flu is to blame. the outbreak is causing egg shortage here in the u.s. which has led to a big rise in prices. according to the department of agriculture the cost of eggs jumped by more than 8% in december alone. waffle houses they were forced into this decision adding, quote: while we hope these price fluctuations

pennsylvania senator john fetterman breaking away from democrats on the idea, stating that palestinians or have been unwilling to deliver a government that provided security and economic development for themselves, they allowed october 7 to occur and gaza has to be rebuilt. i don't know what the role is, but there's obviously a part of it and i fully support arab nations and palestinians with all of this. i mean, i'm sorry, let me -- arab nations and palestinians are pushing back on the gaza rebuild. the wall street journal makes an interesting point in the editorial board. about the beach front condos, they write it's easy to dismiss this as the fantasy of a presidential huckster, but is his idea so much worse than the status quo that the rest of the world is offering. lee, what do you make of this? this is a big controversy, it's a hot button, emotional topic. but donald trump is saying out loud what maybe a lot of people were already thinking. >> it's really interesting to watch the reactions here to go straight to impeachment instead of considering what he's offering. what he's offe

john fetterman, the senator, has been a big part of the discussion.ats and how they could have gotten this all wrong. listen. >> why is the democratic party viewed as toxic by so many? even people inside at the party acknowledges that. i think there primary is shaming and scolding and talking down to people and telling them, hey, i know better than you. >> sandra: he went on to say, you are a dope, bro or you are ignorant and how can you beat us down? i can't imagine it and then by the way, fascist. how can you vote for that? he asked a reasonable question, john. >> john: remember when they show obama said across, you are going to be responsible for the bad things that happen to your family? how is that influencing people to come and vote for you? i don't get it. >> sandra: pretty interesting interview and we will have more in a bit but in the meantime, waiting for a press conference. john, we will take a quick break and be right back after this. (juliana) veteran homeowners, need cash? the newday 100 va loan lets you take out an average of $70,000 to

only democratic senator john fetterman across party lines to support her, good for him. and meanwhile tonight, the trump doctorate is in full effect. it is shock and all in the mainstream media and democrats are in shambles freaking out. they have no idea what is going on. so as a public service tonight, i will interpret for them exactly what he said and what his true intentions are. he's starting a trade war, there was the economy, no. they don't understand donald trump but i will help them. even stephen smith is now calling his own party pathetic. take a look. >> the democratic party look so pathetic after this election. i might entertain running. i may just change my mind one day. i doubt it, but i might. because how much would it take to beat joe? and trump can't run again. >> sean: by the way, apparently thinking about possibly running for president? okay. we will challenge him on his recent support for dei. also stay tuned tonight, we have a preview. yours truly will be in a super bowl commercial. we have the ad. and later, trumps special envoy to the middle east w

the vote fell almost entirely along party lines, with only pennsylvania democrat john fetterman joinings to confirm bondi. 54 to 46. bondi is a former corporate lobbyist and florida attorney general. she's been a long time ally of president trump, and while she said politics would play no part in her decision making, she refused to rule out investigations into trump's adversaries at her confirmation hearing. other trump allies, robert f kennedy jr and tulsi gabbard, are also on track for their confirmations this week. >> president trump is reportedly planning an executive order to shut down or reevaluate the department of education. now, through other executive actions, trump has demanded critical race theory and transgender ideology not be taught in the classroom, and he has expanded school choice programs. but experts say if he wants to dismantle the department of education, he'll need congressional approval. >> i'd like to see that happen, but i don't think that's realistic. i think ultimately depowering downsizing the department of education, its impact will go a long way. >> people

republican thom tillis and democrat john fetterman did not vote tonight, but other than that, it was has been a leading voice against gabbard's nomination. senator, thank you so much for being here tonight, sir. >> good to be with you. >> you spoke tonight on the senate floor in opposition to her confirmation. you called it dangerous and a five alarm fire. what do you think the american people should know about her as a nominee? as we're heading toward that final vote tomorrow. >> well, first, i think it's important, as with all these nominees, to just level set. normally, if you're talking about someone who's going to head an agency, let alone in this case, all the intelligence agencies, you would expect a nominee to have some experience, maybe having worked for an intelligence agency, maybe having led an intelligence agency, or even at a minimum, served on a relevant committee like the intelligence committee in congress. tulsi gabbard has none of that experience. zero. nada. zilch. that would normally, in a normal world, be disqualifying. but she goes far beyond that. she has echoe

listen to what pennsylvania senator john fetterman had to say about his fellow democrats., please. >> i think their primary currency was shaming and scolding and talking down to people and telling them, hey, i know better than you or you're dopes or you're a bro or you're ignorant or, you know, don't yoe this dumb? when you're in a state like pennsylvania, like, i know and i love people that voted for trump, and they're not fascists. >> how do democrats win back white men like yourself? >> i don't know. and, truthfully, i'm not sure that's possible, to be honestment. stuart: jason, seems like a common sense if guy. is he now almost leading the party? >> well, he seems to be the voice of reason on the democratic side of the aisle. for months now i've been highly impressed, i gotta tell you. now, a true democrat, i think, has lost their way. your dadty's democrat, that's long gone. and so common sense has gone almost 100% over to donald trump and the republicans. that leaves the democrats on the opposite of common sense. i think that's what fetterman's talking about, and i t

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