i a, a john, liz wrote, but like i said that the bbc's bye as the reporting on the war. and guys, that is obvious to anyone who follows the news agency to be sent, hear anything from leaks that have come out from the bbc, anyone that knows people that work inside the bbc of intense bias in favor of israel during the entire to you at the war and gaza, we've got to take note that this has been ongoing for nearly 16 months now. and the b, b. c has publish reports, for instance, justifying way israel. my may strike civilian targets such as hospitals and schools and around these areas because of course, a repeats the claims without properly challenging them. all the israel claimed that there were military targets, they're just off the language. they also employed as well. and it has been pointed throughout the war to describe a palestinian gets is evidence. also they run with the uh, the description of the cause of health ministry that are to have mass run health ministry, which is the propaganda language. there is no other way to portray it, and i think anyone and it's looki

so the news, john liz, joining us from sedan, thank you so much for your insight here. thank. and now thousands of people have taken to the streets of bucharest to protest against the national government, and they oppose. a decision by romania is pop quotes described potential presidential election results out the right wing candidate. got the most votes. now the disputed candidates kelly in georgia school is a critic off. i need to be you a, he won the elections 1st round, but remained as to the constitutional court cancelled it the result. it said that russia was meddling in the vote desk who has called the court to action. a cool against him. here is what some of the protest as had to say about the that they stopped the right of the citizens because of the ballots. but they said we live under a democracy. the right to vote is written in the law until the end. it wasn't in some different crowd flush for us posted. we want to bring back the 2nd round of election. the 2nd i can say that we've been trained and i think it was an injustice and it was coordinated from outside. thi

well, you as a radio and tv john liz garland nixon said that the situation has proven that washington has power over each rule. and could push for the escalation in guise at any time. there's been a long discussion in the united states about whether or not israel is a political and military tool of the united states empire, or whether is real controls the us empire. and there are many, such as myself who took the position that it is a, effectively a military outpost of the united states that used to influence the oil rich region of the, of the world, the middle east. the, the discussion now, i think, is changing away from israel controlling the united states to what appears to be obvious. and that is that if the president of the united states on pronounces any edict to israel, that they have no alternative but to accept it. so i think right now donald trump, s change the conversation about israel in the united states and it's not going to change back. now that people understand that the president of the united states does have dominant power over the is really the government we've see

john liz asked him about his promise to end the green. consummate, he jo, can you say that he still have plenty of time for that? well, there's only half a day. i have another half a day left for us, so we want to get it done. but how about has the end of the deadline approved? and the new president was in charge attending a special integration service the what despite charms repeated claims about immediately bringing the war to an end. the where many aspects, politicians and officials including rushes you in a method to say it could be impossible to achieve that. but right after the 24 hour deadline expired. are these doing a port a joined me right here in the studio to discuss the issue? promising to end the ukraine conflict in just 24 hours is a bit of an outrageous promise to begin with. i mean, it turns out that donald trump only had enough time to just mention ukraine once all day in between signing his 1st executive orders. and all this self assured rhetoric of being able to say putting down was the lensky and kind of deal. and just one day, it's all starting to shift really quick

. >> john: and to liz, that general said there needed to be some alternative to violence, so what wouldrst we need to cease-fire to hold. secondly, it needs billions and billions of dollars of reconstruction money from international donors. and thirdly, he needs a peace plan leading to a palestinian state and one that does not include hamas. at this stage, all of those are long shots. >> maurice: liz palmer in east jerusalem tonight. thank you so much. >> john: the rain in southern california is ending. >> maurice: and lonnie quinn says it's running the snow in arizona. lonnie. >> reporter: you but you maurice. look at the video behind me. this is arizona, a portion of arizona that typically does not see much snow at all. maybe six tenths for the entire winter. they picked up 3 inches this morning. when you look at the entire country, the story is interesting. because in terms of snowpack, we still have some snow on the ground in the panhandle of florida. it's kind of unheard of, but what is really rare is last week as that system rolled in, the entire country had snowpack at least at s

liz: john yoo, you're so smart, thank you for breaking this down with us. good to have you back on. ou again soon. >> thanks, liz. >> i think his fitness to serve is proven by him serving and serving with excellence and distinction and continuing to lead the world. >> we have a very bold and vibrant president. >> you all call this the cheap fakes video and that's what they are. they're cheap fakes video. liz: this breaking news, former tv host ryan williams, he's now calling out the media and democrats for their role in covering up president biden's obvious decline. you'll hear what he had to say. also, this story coming up. >> profound threat he poses to our democracy. >> willing to sacrifice or democracy. >> donald trump is a great threat to our democracy. liz: okay, first they called trump a let to democracy and democrats happily hobnob with president trump at funerals and working with him on the trump agenda. kamala harris visibly furious in this video as president obama and president trump conferred together. also, the biden white house civil war continues and first lady jill bi

john brennan, liz cheney, don't think you will see it repercussions against members of congress becauseongress will not want to see that. give us your assessment of this landscape we are about to witness unfold. i think we've got a little preview last night down in mar-a-lago where donald trump hosted his co- conspirators and collaborators in the insurrection and the attempt to take control of the 2020 election. how do you see some of these narratives playing out, and some of the legal consequences in any action that trump and his justice department may take? >> good morning and happy new year to you both. what a great start to the new year, right? as you mentioned last night, love the fact that john eastman was down there. one of my own clients who i had to respond to trump nominee, fbi nominee kash patel's threat to sue, and to use the monty python reference that john eastman called me amateur of all people that i should take legal advice from him. you sketched it out in the last segment. with the immunity ruling, he could to almost anything, but even beyond that, the law allows a lot

liz: john, good to see you. >> you too. liz: happy new year. here comes the bell.about 90, 80 points and thousand we're up 227 points and even better than a double here. s&p up about six po points and nasdaq can't do it down 4 and will russell is a nice day more than 1% and up 24 points. that'll do it for the claman countdown. big day tomorrow, don't miss it. larry: hello, folks. welcome to kudlow, i'm larry kudlow. paid hegseth delivered a big win on capitol hill for secretary of defense and reaction from secretary kevin cramer in the room and congressman and navy seal derrick van ordin and bio

liz: that was marge leader john thune, backing trump's deportations.aying biden seriously damaged america. he says that illegal aliens are breaking u.s. law by crossing and basically should be deported. let's welcome to the show from house ways and means, congressman beth van dine. first let's show t the viewer the data from the justice department and the cbp. congresswoman the criminal cartels, gangs crossing, we'll say it again, americans including immigrants backed legal migration done under the law not the criminal chaos biden let get out of hand at the border. >> absolutely. we've always been a nation of immigrants and we welcome our immigrants legally but when we have seen nearly 20 million people cross into our country illegally, we know that they are on the terrorist watch list. we're seeing what's happening in our neighborhoods and our communities. we're seeing young women being raped and murdered. fentanyl is coming in at record levels and attacking, killing hundreds of thousands of our youth in this country. it's a problem. its been directed

liz: that was democrat senator john fetterman basically supporting president trump saying yes, u.s.ve in and get greenland. and now, you just heard from senator chuck schumer agreeing with president trump. senator schumer says he will join president trump's push to rename the gulf of mexico the gulf of america, in talks about lowering america's cost. president trump does have a plan on the affordability crisis to stop that. for more on all this , let's welcome back to the show former deputy press secretary to trump hogan gidley. hogan? a pleasure to see you again. president trump is set to arrive on capitol hill to meet with gop senators. what do you make of democrat senators now moving towards trump here? senator fetterman, senator schumer and now nine liberal senators saying yes they support the laken riley act. >> first things first on schumer. you notice he said we need to do something with donald trump to bring down the cost of living. talk about your all-time self-owns. you're recognizing the fact that the last four years have kicked the american people in the teeth when they

[cheers and applause] liz: it was like an elton john concert.e, as you saw, were in line because he's talking so much about a.i. for just about everything. and that brings us to phones, okay? they don't talk about phones at nvidia, but they certainly do at qualcomm. first on fox business, qualcomm's ceo, cristiano amon, great to have you here to. >> happy to talk to you. liz: it's hard to not see a company that qualcomm has report in partnered with. -- has partnered with. what is the big message for you at ces? >> we've been entering the -- space, and one of the things we're doing, we're announcing the x chip is the now enabled a.i. in the $600 range. ki for everybody -- a.i. for everybody, continuous attraction. we have a number of partners announcing their laptop it is, so that's a big thing for us. and a lot of excitement i think we've brought with a.i. pc but also automotive. continue to see traction. i think digital's becoming more and more important for automotiveful we have a number of partnerships that got announced and especially with a

liz: senate majority leader john thune of south dakota and senator amy klobuchar basically wrapping upat you see on capitol hill by given some swag and giving commemorative glasses with the national seal on it in a nice toast there president trump will not speak, they are running behind, he's going to get in a motorcade and head to the capital one arena with a big parade will happen in just a few minutes. as we wait for that, joining me now as they take the final benediction as former white house deputy chief of staff and fox news contributor karl rove, first of all you got reaction to event so far. >> is a great day for america the peaceful transfer of power from one president to another president of a different party it's a expression of democracy in the moment of optimism for our country that we can do better and be better. this lunch brought back memories i was at this lunch 24 years ago as a young white house staffer is senior advisor to george w. bush, attended four years later in 2005 on the reelection. i've been sitting on the shelf in my living room a blue bowl as a memento of

liz: that was first louisiana senator john kennedy on what happened and you just heard the louisiana attorney general and the chief of police saying yeah, louisiana is a death penalty. this was evil. joining us now, former assistant fbi director chris wecker. >> good evening. liz: how did it come to this just a generation after 9/11. we've got two attacks on u.s. soil in 24 hours. there are a lot of good people in the fbi. we talk to them. we are hearing from former fbi officials that the fbi under biden was too focused on januarn raiding trump's mar-a-lago, going after trump, school board parents and more. is that what you were hearing from fellow fbi colleagues? >> yes, and many of us, former fbi and even current fbi are confiding in us that post-9/11 we had great security measures in place. we had become much more intelligence-focused agency and an agency focused on prevention but somehow we took our eye off the international terrorism ball and we went way too far on the domestic side, witnessed january 6 where we scorched the earth trying to track down the trespassers and many of

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john lewis, sir. he said, you're from brooklyn, right now. i have to, liz. i was tempted to say brooklyn is always the house, but this was john lewis. so instead i said, yes, sir. and then you know, he said to me something that i've never forgot and he said, well, you know, washington, d.c., be a tough place. i hear some great about you from your predecessor, sir. but this is a tough place i don't want you to get into any trouble. i unless it's good trouble. unless it's good trouble. and that was the story of john lewis's. so, you know we have to lean in to resilience of the journey and you know the fact that incredible leaders like a john lewis instance talk about in the letter i have freedom over fascism and we show an image of martin luther king jr speaking at the march on washington on 28th of 1963. and what that fight was all about then the march on washington for jobs and freedom is the full name of that march was. and the fact that we have to carry forward these fights into the future, it's so important. and the fact that the fights they they take a lo

liz: kristi noem for dhs, pam bondi for u.s. attorney general and john ratcliffe for cia and confirmation hearings ticked off with pete hegseth and more about that and a preview of what's coming up along with a bare knuckle fighting from democrats looking for viral got you moments and stick with us a lot more after the break. we'll be back in two. >> did you lead an audit to shoot protesters in the leg? yes or no? yes or no? [coughing] hi susan, honey? yea. i respect that, but that cough looks pretty bad. try this robitussin honey. the real honey you love, plus the powerful cough relief you need. mind if i root through your trash? robitussin, with real honey & elderberry. from starting out... whatever you need you guys give me a call! ...to saving up... ...to income in retirement. you got this. vanguard fixed income funds can help advisors grow their clients' savings. vanguard. fifty years of high quality investments. let's go boys. the way that i approach gr work, post fatherhood,gs. has really been trying to understand the generation that we're buildin

hear what newly sworn in cia director john ratcliffe told me in his knee intelligence release. joining the conversation this morning, lizh advisors president, chris mcmann and fox business' cheryl casone. "mornings with maria" is live right now. ♪ maria: all right. stocks are down across the board and we've got futures selling off this morning. take a look. the nasdaq right now down 1 s 10 points, 4 and-a-half percent right no lower on the nasdaq. the dow industrials down about 1%, that is down 403 and the s&p 500 lower by 155 right now, the nasdaq in a tailspin as a.i. stocks sell off over concerns of competition from the chinese a.i. startup deep seek. take a look at these numbers. pretty much down across the board with the wall street journal reporting that deep seek's programmers nearly match american rivals, despite working with less advanced chips but the startup's popularity suggests that washington's export curves having difficulty blocking rapid advancements in china. big tech earnings are out this week. meta, microsoft and tesla all reporting on wednesday after the bell followed by apple on thursday. we will w

liz: okay, let's thank you for that. let's show what incoming senate majority leader john thune and john barrosso, and senator marsha blackburn and mike collins all say the senate must now confirm trump's cabinet nominees notably pete hegseth, pam bondi, tulsi gabbard. they say lives are depending on it. do you think senate republicans all do that? are they going to move quickly? >> yeah, they have to. look, the american people expect it. they expect to see the border secured. they expect to see immigration laws enforced. they expect to see sanctuary cities be held accountable to actually enforce the law and if they don't, to have their funding taken away, their federal funding taken away, so look. they expect to see a lot of action in the first few days of this administration via executive orders to get this country's national security back on track. liz: they have to clean it out. you know, let's listen to democrats on the white house attacking trump's nominee for fbi director kash patel. watch this. >> with patel you don't have to stretch. he puts it right out there. he's going to close part of the fbi that helps protect u

trump's political enemies like liz cheney, for example, or, you know, other members of administration, their crimes crimes in quotation marks were just opposing trump. john bolton, former national security adviser. he criticized trump and yet trump and pam bondi, his his future attorney general cost tell his future fbi director most probably talked about going after these people. they didn't commit crimes. so the important thing here is who actually did commit crimes and who didn't reality matters. and so we'll see the extent to which trump will try to take it to his political opponent. maybe you want to maybe you will. that's an important question for the future of american democracy. all right. you know, we haven't talked about jd vance. the vice president was also a sworn in. what do we expect from vance? i mean, traditionally vice presidents are not terribly consequential. so i don't very high expectations of him. and i think that's normal and doesn't speak to his talents at all. i just don't think there's going to be much room for him, especially with such an outsized personality. is donald trump in >> i think jayden brant is brilliant. it wasn't th

>> john: want to put this on the screen for preemptive pardons, anthony fauci, general milley, adam schiff, lize. >> outrageous, outrageous! i think those people because kash patel is coming in and pam bondi is coming in and those people who have spent years in public service -- >> john: to hear some people tell it, he has cash suspicion on all those people. guys go to thank very much we appreciate having you and aftere transfer. sandra. >> sandra: more shots of snowy new orleans. so this is out near the lake side of the city. lakeshore drive, lantry seafoods go to the yacht club right there. lake to make lakeshore drive and wow, the snow is coming down there. they respond the way. you can only imagine the shock for those folks who are used to a very balmy, louisiana. not the case today, that we are watching this and kids are sledding. we will be right back. oh! right in the temporal lobe! beat it, punks! only pay for what you need. ♪ liberty, liberty, liberty, liberty ♪ what the biggest companies deliver is an exceptional customer experience. what makes it possible is unmatched connectivity an

one as being a little more unity and not just attacking liz cheney from the oval office this evening and doing the whole january 6th routine. >> johnuglas brinkley and margaret brennan, thank you so much. >> maurice: this is a very busy last day in office for president biden, issuing a series of last-minute pardons, including for members of his family. >> john: and it even busier first day for president trump who started signing hundreds of executive actions, as doug just mentioned. >> maurice: all that made for a very busy day for our weijia jiang at the white house. which of those executive actions are expected to have the biggest impact? >> reporter: maurice, the white house has president trump signed over 200 executive actions today, many linked to his top campaign promises. as for the pardons, one of the orders pardoned about 1600 people convicted in the january 6 the tax, including those who beat and maimed police officers. proud boy leader who helped organize the insurrection was ed from prison tonight. on immigration, trump declared a national emergency which will increase the role and size of the military at the southern b

liz: okay, the democrat civil war is intensifying. now democrats like james carvelle and senator john fetterman are saying enough is enough with the far left that the far left have gone too far and the far left has got to stop. coming up we'll show you more of that sound. also tonight, more and more u.s. companies drop dei, except for costco. now, we've got 19 state attorneys general, they are going after costco. accusing costco of breaking the law and discrimination. illegal discrimination. tonight gop senator tommy tuberville is here to take on that story but first this. >> in new york city this morning getting the dirt bags off the streets. liz: that's a far cry from mayorkas. trump's new dhs secretary kristi noem is in the sanctuary city of new york today helping i.c.e. and law enforcement round up some truly heinous criminal illegal migrants. we've got the details on who they are, and what crimes they have committed, as america is cheering this on. retired nypd inspector paul mauro is here to react to the latest arrests coming up next. please stick with us we'll be back in two. >

liz kreutz reporting there. >>> john, we've been watching the realtime images come across social medianing before the sun is up in southern california, but we're talking about malibu and pacific palisades, in the his of west hollywood, parts of sunset boulevard shut down as the fire crews get up in there. just staggering to watch. >> evacuations beginning in santa monica as well. gripped by social media. the footage. >> it's the wind. >> tornado-style winds. the windiest stretch in months. apparently a relatively small fire yesterday morning in the palisades has exploded to thousands of acres. it is horrifying some of the footage we're seeing. the president of the united states, as we mentioned last hour, is there in los angeles. he's leaving later today. he had to cancel some events unrelated to the fire. the conditions were such he couldn't hold those events. we've heard from the vice president as well whose home is in los angeles county. real concern as to what's coming. you know, it's obviously still dark there. there's a lot of fear, mika, people in los angeles county, our most po

john ratcliffe. he will push for more accountability from beijing which i think most people agree with. we will be watching the as well on pete hegseth, lizatching what joni ernst does. senator ernst has been critical pete hegseth. >> it does not take much to derail one of the nominations and indeed joni ernst is going to be pivotal here. i think the question of the democrats going to throw roadblocks in the nominating process clearly the media would like to see that happen. one question that i have, catch patel is not up for his hearings until february why is there a delay brigade on many americans think is an incredibly pivotal post right now. >> i'll be blood the deep state is going to deep state in the agency that needs the most urgent reform evidenced by the persecution of donald trump is the fbi and catch patel, this is why heritage expended over a million dollars running ads in key states, supporting kash patel we dropped her@last week, ultimately it's income to upon said everything was done an excellent job managing the process to expedite the confirmation hearings of kash patel the fbi is in dire need not over of form but overhau

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weighed out everybody like chris christie and mike pence and liz cheney or people that are, frankly, maybe have more experience, like a john kelly or who, like donald trump, didn't have a personal relationship with his first coming into his first administration. i think that that is where the number of individuals that are formed, that that small nucleus of individuals who are entrusted by donald trump comes down to people like kristi noem. and that's why his vp list was actually quite small, too, because the number of people who he had faith of carrying out what are right, some people could consider extreme or serious executive orders or demands that push the limits of the executive branch's powers is very narrow. >> all right. no one's going anywhere. when we come back, there's some breaking news to tell you about. it's about donald trump's pick to lead the nation's top health agency, rfk jr, and his push to do away with the covid vaccine during the height of the deadly pandemic, new scrutiny he's sure to face at his upcoming confirmation hearing. also ahead, a rare unanimous decision from the united states supreme court

liz: powerful stuff, exhibiting strength. trump's nominees battled back today, hard, against democrat senators and chuck schumer's push to try to get those viral democrat gotcha moments at these confirmation hearings, but john ratcliffe, senator marco rubio, sean duffy breezed through and we'll show you how pam bondi took a part and went after democrat senators. tonight mr. wonderful himself, kevin o'leary is here to break it down. also this story tonight. >> would you carry out an order to shoot protesters in the leg? yes or no, did you need an audit? yes or no? yes or no? >> priorities other than -- liz: okay, senate democrats did attack pete hegseth. he's president trump's nominee to be the pentagon chief. hegseth wants to stop biden's woke dei push that u.s. military forofficials warn has distracted the pentagon in u.s. armed forces we have two retired u.s. navy seals that will join us on why they went to washington to show their support for pete hegseth. plus, we found the astronomical amounts joe biden's pentagon is wasting on woke dei boonedoggles in the pentagon. also this story. >> if those hostages aren't back, i don't want to hurt your negotiation. if they're not back by the time i get into offic

john solomon. it is devastating to joe biden. now, i know we're going to see in the next week. i would anticipate he pardons his brother. i'll go further. anthony fauci, liz cheney, bennie thompson, you might want to add to the list, but he should probably pardon himself. >> yeah, it'll be interesting to see. in all my conversations with white house officials, joe biden himself hasn't considered isn't mentioned as someone he's considering pardoning, but the others are clearly people that they're considering right now. yeah, this is a damning report. why? because it says joe biden lied to the american public when he said his son was a victim of a political persecution. now, keep in mind, who is saying this? this is the same prosecutor, david weiss, who originally gave hunter biden the sweetheart deal, which got scuttled when the irs whistleblowers came forward and told us there was political interference in the case. so this is not a, you know, a big conservative guy trying to win points on fox news. he's trying to tell the american people, your president, as he's going out the door, lied to the american people by saying his son was a victim of political p

john durham did under bill barr's leadership, we've seen this before. it blew up in their face. i think even though she'll do that, i don't think she'll walk out anthony fauci or lizuffs. that's not who she is. she's a career prosecutor, not a political hack. >> is she the person who will say no to donald trump if that's what's needed? >> i think she will. and i think she has credibility with trump because she's in his inner circle. unlike jeff sessions, unlike bill barr, i think when she pushes back against donald trump, i think that he'll respect it because he trusts her. he knows that the two of them are close. she is loyal to him, which gives her extra credibility to say no. and i think as a prosecutor, she doesn't get immunity like donald trump does. the supreme court decision doesn't protect anyone but the president, so she's the one who could face jail time in the future, like mike nifong, the duke lacrosse prosecutor. so it means a lot to her to keep her reputation intact as well as her future freedom. so i think ultimately she'll do the right thing. >> dave aronberg, thanks so much. it's good to see you. >> thank you chris, good to see you. >> up next. si

donald trump allies really criticizing this idea that liz cheney could be honored for her work to investigate what happened on january 6. >> yes, johnserve this, saying she represents partisanship, not wyoming, of course she does not represent wyoming anymore because of that trump backed primary challenger for pushing her out for investigating the attack on the capital, this is going to be a stark divide in american politics, the reaction to january 6 and those members who in bipartisan fashion rushed to figure out what happened, who was involved, how high this went, and who knew about what was going to happen on the capital, on january 6. it is a really striking moment in american politics, that you can look at a standing ovation at the white house for bennie thompson and liz cheney who investigated and colorful detail what happened on january 6 and you will see the administration weeks later saying that was not a big deal at all. >> it was unprecedented in american history, it was shocking, violent, 140 police officers were injured. several later died, circumstances connected with this, a woman was shot to death in the middle of t